Sentence examples for raise based on from inspiring English sources
A. Trying to argue for a raise based on what is happening in your personal life is generally considered bad form.
Under his proposal, teachers would get a merit bonus on top of an across-the-board raise, based on their students' performance on standardized tests.
The light never seems to activate on a wrist raise based on motion, even when that option is turned on, and the button press does improve visibility, but not in a way that makes the screen look much better.
Asking for a raise based on the market value for your job shifts the conversation from internal roadblocks to fair market value.
So claiming a boom in coal jobs because of a rebound in oil and gas jobs, which appears to be Pruitt's defense, is like your boss claiming you got a raise based on the fact that your co-workers got raises.
Choose what birds you'd like to raise based on how rich you are and how often you play Tap Bird.
Earlier, Belgium's Prime Minister Charles Michel said the terror alert had been raised "based on quite precise information about the risk of an attack like the one that happened in Paris".
Instead, he said, they should get raises based on merit.
Mr. Haynes denounced that idea, saying managers would award raises based on favoritism and patronage.
Virtually every young French child was raised based on her advice.
Under that plan, instead of receiving across-the-board raises each year, teachers would be eligible for different levels of raises based on their performance.
