Sentence examples for hour rise from inspiring English sources

There was the time he received a 1p an hour rise after having a gun pointed at him by a customer when he was working in McDonald's.

However, for independent health and social care providers, the 50p per hour rise will likely cause significant problems when it is introduced in April.

ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa -- Former Senator Rick Santorum's 11th hour rise up the Iowa Caucus polls is a testament to the theory that ground work and face-to-face conversations are the best forms of voter persuasion.

Similar to Tsai PJ [ 17] et al. we found the duration of sunshine was positively associated with incidence of scrub typhus, and each one hour rise in sunshine led to an increase of 0.17% or 0.54% in the monthly number of scrub typhus cases.

Similarly, a 1 hour rise in sunshine corresponded to an increase of 0.17% or 0.54%, and a 1 millimeter rise in rainfall corresponded to an increase of 0.05% or 0.10%, in the monthly number of scrub typhus cases, depending on the variables considered in the model.

Similarly, a 1 hour rise in sunshine corresponded to an increase of 0.17% or 0.54%, and a 1 millimeter rise in rainfall corresponded to an increase of 0.05% or 0.10%, in the monthly number of scrub typhus cases, depending on the variables considered in the model (Table  3-Model C and D).

That is £7.20 an hour, rising to £9 by 2020, but only applies to over-25s.

From tomorrow, Costa baristas in the capital will earn a minimum of £8.20 an hour rising to over £9.

New waiters, a union official said, would start at $3.30 an hour, rising to $4.80 after two years.

Starting pay at the South Carolina plant is $14 an hour, while starting pay in Washington is $15 an hour, rising to an average of $28 an hour.

America's economy shrank by around 2.5% last year but hours worked fell at twice that rate, so productivity (GDP per hour) rose by 2.5%.