Sentence examples for increase in transfer from inspiring English sources
A new year has dawned, bringing with it Leicester's annual acceleration towards the play-offs and a sharp increase in transfer speculation.
The increase in total students was fueled by a 4percentt increase in freshmen (to 27,872) and a 6percentt increase in transfer students (to 17,861).
Sure enough, I turned up the post I remembered writing, complete with a block quote from the paper:Growing import exposure spurs a substantial increase in transfer payments to individuals and households in the form of unemployment insurance benefits, disability benefits, income support payments, and in-kind medical benefits.
The increase in transfer time of particles in comparison to tracer leads us to assume a purely mechanical phenomenon, that is, collision between particles and grains of the medium with instantaneous reset in motion when the flow rate is sufficient to avoid settling.
A significant increase in transfer yield with increasing process time was found.
First, we show that an increase in transfer entitlements available for part-time work has only a modest impact on the probability of working part-time, and has essentially no adverse effect on the probability of full-time work.
In the period covered by the figures, the greatest increase in transfers to hospital under section 47/49 of the 1983 act was among men aged 21-39.
The increase in internal movement suggests greater flexibility within the plant, and the increase in transfers to outside units suggests stronger ties with headquarters and the other operating plants.
We show that an increase in transfers financed by distortionary taxation has nonlinear effects on unit labor costs relative to the other countries, depending on the degree of centralization of the wage-setting process in the labor market.
To facilitate the marked increase in transfers of care, known as handoffs, trainees now rely on electronic to-do lists describing the necessary tasks for any one patient (for example: "Check P.M. electrolytes. Call patient's son in Minnesota and do NOT mention that he signed a do-not-resuscitate order").
