Sentence examples for increase based on a from inspiring English sources

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.

The program is designed to aggressively address the nation's growing wealth gap, and the government's contributions would increase based on a family's economic standing.

The reliability of the prediction will decline as the number of crosses increase based on a law of diminishing returns; as the number of crosses increases the quality and quantity of available information on the parents diminishes.

To estimate prostate cancer risk associated with changes of serum estrogen concentrations after finasteride treatment, both absolute change and percent change were categorized into four categories, described as decrease, minimum change, moderate increase, and large increase, based on a priori cut-off points derived from examining the distribution of change.

Of the $21.4 million total compensation, GE said $6.2 million reflects an annual pension value increase, based on an increase in his service and age and changes in actuarial pension assumptions rather than changes in actual compensation.

The energy managers, the Public Utilities Commission, said the highest increases, based on a tiered rate system to go into effect in May, would go to "electricity hogs".

With the increasing cellulose concentration, the viscosity of cellulosic solution increases based on a quadratic (second-degree equation) model.

Tile's creators are hoping to get enough people using its Tiles that the usefulness increases based on a distributed network effect.

Another category is the Shkreli story: "Dramatic price increases for formerly inexpensive generic drugs". These are increases based on a business model that exploits the lack of competing manufacturers for a low-demand drug.

Facing progressive political opposition, the provincial government ultimately implemented $4 in spending cuts for every $1 dollar in revenue increases, based on a small (2%) increase to the tax rate (surtax) for those in the highest income tax bracket (earning more than $500,000 a year), until the budget is balanced.