Sentence examples for increases below the from inspiring English sources
From April employees at Emap Inform earning more than £50,000 per annum will have salaries frozen for 12 months while those earning less will receive tiered pay increases below the normal level to reduce costs.
Moreover, the "clear blue water" David Cameron has opened up between Labour's plans and those of the Conservatives means a Tory election victory in 2010 would lead to increases below the Darling ones.
In a measure of just how worried workers are about their jobs, the trend-setting IG Metall union in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia last week agreed to wage increases below the rate of inflation.
Based on a recent informal survey, the association found four colleges that charge no tuition at all (Cooper Union in New York is one), three that have recently reduced tuition and almost three dozen that have either frozen tuition for the 2001-02 year or have kept their recent tuition increases below the national average.
Dwr Cymru/Welsh Water said its average bill was rising from £427 to £434, the fourth year the company has kept increases below the rate of inflation.
The budget for the Graduate Education Program rose 0.2% while the Human Resource Development Program rose 1.3%--both increases below the rate of inflation.
The increase in below-the-line voting means the ballots have to be processed before they can be included in the count.
I think the more likely thing is an increase in smaller below-the-international-outcry-radar incursions and possibly the oft-hinted "population transfer".
The City University of New York will have to raise tuition next year, its chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, said yesterday, but will try to keep the increase below the $1,200 authorized in Gov. George E. Pataki's proposed budget.
Temperatures increase below the Earth's surface at a rate of about 30 °C per km in the first 10 km (roughly 90 °F per mile in the first 6 miles) below the surface.
