Sentence examples for thresholds going from inspiring English sources

"The unfortunate fact is that professional rugby is woefully underfunded because there's not enough people actually crossing the thresholds, going to the grounds, watching the games and providing enough finance.

The £4.5bn income tax thresholds go almost entirely to higher earners.

Income tax and national insurance – notwithstanding all that stuff about higher thresholds – goes up from 15.1 per cent of GDP to 16.6 per cent.

In our analysis, we considered both gene co-expression networks containing all undirected links above a certain CLR threshold and gene regulation networks containing all directed links above a certain CLR threshold going from a transcription factor (TF) to a gene.

If the income tax threshold goes up, watch out for a change in national insurance.

But it was part of a package that saw the income tax threshold go up.

But every single penny collected on the property value above the threshold goes to the state.

Madeleine Sumption, the director of the Migration Observatory at Oxford University, said: "We found that with the increased demand for these visas the salary threshold went up sharply and some occupations were hit harder than others.

For threshold-based estimator, which refers to the correlation difference, when threshold goes larger, the MSE gets smaller.

According to the World Bank, the population living below the poverty threshold went from 11% in 1985 to 31% by 1993.

There's another, even more profound complication lurking in the background: Ask me how I evaluate my life overall, and the threshold goes away altogether.