Sentence examples for the current marginal from inspiring English sources
At the current marginal rate of 50%, nearly half of his or her earnings will go in tax.
In light of this – and the current marginal status of literature in America – its writers need support to reinvent the national literature.
The latter then computes the level of additional interference at its critical nodes that can be still incurred, identified as the current marginal interference power level, and sends this information to the controller.
In our book, Working the Pivot Points: to Make America Work Again, we advocated that companies be allowed to repatriate their profits at a tax rate below the current marginal tax rate of 35percentt.
The yolk cortical microtubules now emanate from the YSL (i.e., the former marginal blastomeres) instead of the current marginal blastomeres.
Marginal reliability is a rather crude estimate of IRT measurement precision when test information is peaked; therefore it should be kept in mind that the current marginal reliability estimates are inaccurate, and used for illustrative purposes only.
UNHAPPILY out in the cold, scientists are asking, among other things, whether it is just a coincidence that their current marginal status in the policy arena coincides with the fact that there is no grand, moral figure among their ranks, no Albert Einstein or Andrei Sakharov to whom politicians would have to pay attention.
It is expected to move from its current marginal stage to the mainstream research field.
It's arithmetically possible to achieve some subset of the main principles that the Romney-Ryan tax plan aims for: cutting current marginal income tax rates by 20 percent; preserving/enhancing incentives for saving and investment; eliminating the alternative minimum tax; eliminating the estate tax; maintaining revenue neutrality; and not raising the tax burden on the middle class.
A high-income family would not pay the current top marginal rate of 35 percent, or as suggested by the Obama administration, the Clinton-era rate of 39.6 percent.
Ross concedes that the economics of racing have led to its current marginal reputation.
