Sentence examples for increase based from inspiring English sources

In most programs, benefits increase based on the number of stays.

A designated tenant representative on the board, Jeffrey Coleman, said that granting a permanent rent increase based on a temporary surge in price would be wrong.

The unions are demanding minimum wage increases of 10percentt, which covers a 6.5percentt cost-of-living increase based on a government estimate for 2001.

"We are a fair landlord, we play by the rules and we have filed a legitimate application" for an increase based on major capital improvements, she said.

Her father, she said, was paid by the Wyatt firm only a fixed salary that did not increase based on new business.

Newcastle are said to have made a larger offer, although Arsenal's is thought to increase based on appearances.

Savvy travellers know to delete their browser history because prices can increase based on the number of times you re-enter a particular website, says Phil Bloomfield, spokesperson at Cheapflights.co.uk.co.uk

Rates for the 24 double rooms in a town house start as low as $21 for the three rooms that have no window (but do have air-conditioning); prices increase based on availability.

In his November 1986 cabinet submission on the Mark III version of the Prices and Incomes Accord, Keating argued for a "two-tiered" wage system with a flat increase for all and a second capped increase based on productivity improvements.

From that position of strength, they can negotiate pay increases based on achievements.

That measure includes annual increases based on inflation.