Sentence examples for smaller raises in from inspiring English sources

When economists first spotted the smaller raises in government statistics last summer, they thought it was a fluke.

Breaking a long-established pattern in labor negotiations, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg plans to demand that city teachers agree to a significantly smaller raise in their next contract or face the prospect of 2,500 job cuts.

"We ended up hearing that he never brought it up and all he did was talk about a small raise in healthcare," Harms said.

These identified events preceded the observed fbEs peaks (arrows with letters).The first event (arrow 1) was classified as M class and was followed by a small raise in the fbEs, 5 MHz (arrow A).

Rothstein explained that the term I was looking for was "subsidy cliff"—or the point at which a small raise in income changes the level of benefits you're eligible for.

He fights for equality by asking his supervisor for a small raise in pay, and he fights for fairness by insisting that he is treated like his white counterparts.

We compared the compensation after school with both costs of attending (in tuition and forgone salary) and estimates of what the same students would have made, with smaller pay raises, in their old jobs.

We compared the compensation after school both with costs of attending (in tuition and forgone salary) and estimates of what the same students would have made, with smaller pay raises, in their old jobs.

In 1998 he located a small raised embankment in the Etawah district in Uttar Pradesh which may be all that remains of the Great Hedge of India.

He urged teachers, for instance, to accept a smaller annual raise in the contract now being negotiated (2 percent, rather than the 4 percent received in some years).

But the structures basically just small, raised bumps appear sporadically in place and time during development, Milinkovitch says.