Sentence examples for on an escalating scale from inspiring English sources

The upside for authors is that royalties are paid on an escalating scale, so when a book succeeds, they stand to make more money; sometimes a great deal more, as for example in the case of the late, globally celebrated W. G. Sebald.

Since 1960 the federal government has set prices for milk on an escalating scale the farther away it is bottled from the upper Midwest, in order to assure adequate supplies.

At first, the "ppt" (price-per-tooth) my kids received was only a quarter, but they soon decided that for each baby tooth they lost, the ppt should rise on an escalating scale.

Staining intensity was evaluated on an escalating scale ranging from 0 to 3, whereas the proportion of cells stained was according to the following scale: 0 is negative; 1: <10% stained; 2: 10–50% stained; 3: 50–80% stained; and 4: at least 80%.

But others said they feared that a series of experiments was unfolding along an escalating scale of infection.

A look at Dauphin County's contract with Young Ricchiuti and Simmons Hanly shows an escalating scale for recovery.

In his statement on the decision Thursday, he said the drug schedule shouldn't be imagined as "an escalating 'danger' scale".

Soon after, the war escalated on a continental scale, paving the way for counter-revolutions in the Vendée and Enragés extremism in Paris.

It is an escalating burden on our families and businesses.

It's an escalating burden on our families and businesses.

It is best not to think of drug scheduling as an escalating "danger" scale--ather, specific statutory criteria (based on medical and scientific evidence) determine into which schedule a substance is placed.