Sentence examples for increase in taking from inspiring English sources

Figures showed a 22.9 per cent rise in the number of 17-year-olds and over taking English and a 30.2 per cent increase in taking maths.

The 375,000 workers across the country who drive taxis, livery and limousines would see a permanent and significant increase in take home pay.

"There could be an increased risk in taking stronger heroin and users should seek help and advice if concerned.

In addition, the met/met group showed a progressive increase in risk taking with longer task duration but no effects on risk taking following losses or gains.

In the first two weeks of July there was a 25% increase in people taking weekend breaks instead of the usual seven nights - and 32% increase in the number of families taking 10- to 14-night holidays.

There's an increase in people taking Chinese language, and that wouldn't have happened without the rise of China.

Between 2000 and 2006, the only workers who saw an increase in take-home pay were those with doctorates or professional degrees.

Or workers could take their share of the tax cut as an increase in take-home pay equal to 1percentt of taxable wages.

Early budget recommendations proposed a 2percentt increase in take-home pay for Fairfax teachers, similar to what neighboring Virginia school systems are planning.

The stimulus effect of a broadly distributed increase in take-home pay would be far greater than the effect of the TCJA.

A revamp of the scheme in 2012 led to an increase in take-up, particularly in London where buyers can get a discount of £100,000 on the market value.