Sentence examples for using a sliding scale from inspiring English sources

Using a sliding scale, wealthier patients paid more than poorer patients did for the same care.

The practices include: Disciplining asylum seekers who do not participate in "structured day activities" using a "sliding scale of sanctions".

A point-of-care clinical trial comparing insulin administered using a sliding scale versus a weight-based regimen.

But the plan would reduce the growth in benefits now promised to middle-class and affluent retirees, using a sliding scale tied to income.

Below is an à-la-carte menu of my digital life, at prices so low you won't believe they were determined using a sliding scale of embarrassment.

That means that Google has gone from having at least 31m users on the iPhone in April 2012 - and perhaps as many as 35m in September 2012, based on a model using a sliding scale of maps ownership - to around 6.3m who are using it monthly on iOS 6 and above.

In fact, more than 50 years ago, Dr. Alfred Kinsey used a sliding scale of one to six to prove that all of us have both homo and heterosexual tendencies.

Mr. Kalam Azad said that he used a sliding scale to charge for his service, from $1 to $3, and that sometimes he does not charge at all.

He suggests that drugs firms and middle-income countries ought instead to use a sliding scale, based on GDP per head, to determine prices.

After years of lobbying by E.S.L. teachers, the state has changed its method for distributing money and now uses a sliding scale that provides more for the students who need the most help.

Among similar "participant-oriented" evaluation approaches (Fitzpatrick, Sanders, & Worthen, 2011), Collaborative Evaluation distinguishes itself in that it uses a sliding scale for levels of collaboration.