Sentence examples for scale rises from inspiring English sources

Between £6,000-7,000, 40% will have to go back to the government, then the scale rises.

The mercury in the donation thermometer is barely out of the bulb, standing at just £995 when the scale rises to a campaign target of £10,000.

When the task scale rises to 100, the GETIA performs well at the general density, which is shown in Fig. 5b.

Nevertheless, the rational use of these systems at industrial scale rises new questions, among which the strategies to structure internal flow appear as a key issue.

But in one year, 1910, it is not constant and the adjustment scale rises to 2perr cent and 8 percentt respectively.

Taxes: $200 the first year based on a scale rising to $2,000 after five years.

And the Trump World Tower, whose silhouette mimics the United Nations Secretariat building's clean lines, though not its scale, rose earlier this decade.

The weekly pay packet for the full-time worker smack in the middle of the income scale rose by just 0.1% in the year to April 2014.

Average fourth-grade scores on the test's 300-point scale rose slightly since the exam was last administered, in 2006, to 157 from 154.

Nurses will have a new clinical career structure with a salary scale rising for those at the very top to £65,000 a year - from the current ceiling of £46,000.

"A building of this scale, rising to 348 feet, would be substantially out of character with, and overwhelm, the neighborhood," Joseph B. Rose, the planning chairman, told the appeals board last December.