Sentence examples for midterm increases from inspiring English sources

Although the leases contain a clause warning of the possibility of a mid-lease change, Mr. Beaudoin and other tenants say they had received assurances — sometimes in writing — from leasing agents that midterm increases would never happen.

Women's use of contraception at midterm increased linearly with increasing levels of ideation.

Strategists and activists argue that some campaign tactics the party employed there can be scaled up for the midterm elections, increasing turnout in exactly the communities Democrats must engage.

The spending bill is widely expected to be the last major legislation that Congress will pass before the November midterm elections, increasing pressure to jam the bill full of odds and ends, with provisions addressing areas as varied as guns and invasive carp.

While the 2018 midterm election increased the Republican majority in the Senate, the 116th Congress, in which Democrats will control the House, make measures like a strong-form RAA a non-starter barring the unforeseen.

The mean function score for the class was 2.78 ± 1.85 (SD) at midterm and increased to 3.62 ± 1.92 (SD) on the final.

A state of union address in an election year is more than just an opportunity to outline policy objectives however; this large prime-time television audience represents Obama's biggest chance to to sway the outcome of November's midterms and increase (or at least protect) Democratic representation in Congress.

Jolly's victory over Democrat Alex Sink in a district that Obama won twice and that Sink herself carried when she was the Democratic gubernatorial nominee in 2010 has made Democrats even more skittish about the political peril present for them in the midterms, and increased Republicans' confidence about their chances of solidifying their House majority and retaking the Senate.

One is that Republican victories in midterm elections, while increasing the leverage of Mr. Obama's adversaries in policy fights, have also increased their responsibility for producing results.

Any new nominee may have to wait until after the midterm elections, with increasing signs that Democrats could capture the Senate majority.

A year after 9/11, in the midterm elections, he increased his majority in the House and recaptured control of the Senate by portraying selected Democrats as friends of terrorism.