Sentence examples for wedge fall from inspiring English sources

In most OECD economies, blue-collar workers with a family saw their tax wedge fall after the mid-1990s.

Both the after-tax share and the employee wedge fall during 2011, but the wedge falls less.

The tax wedge fell in most OECD countries between 2008 and 2009.

An upward or downward slanting triangle (rising wedge, falling wedge).

The wedges fell from the cleft, and the tree closed upon his hands, trapping him.

The wedge pressure fell by 7.4 mm Hg (31.9-24.5) and there was a nearly equivalent 5.9 mm Hg fall in the free pressure with PL - PA (eq. (15)) decreasing by only 0.85 mm Hg.

Instead, he said, they produced a "series of large slower burning wedges which fall from the sky".

Another poor wedge shot fell well short of the green on the difficult par-4 18th hole, but Kuchar drained a 12-foot par putt to salvage a three-under 69 — one of just 10 rounds in the 60s in the field of 74 that made the cut.

Instead of producing high velocity burning fragments like conventional white phosphorus weapons used to in the past, M825A1 rounds of the kind identified as being fired by Israeli forces produce what he called a "series of large slower burning wedges which fall from the sky", said Neil Gibson, technical adviser to Jane's Missiles and Rockets.

Finally, a drop test with a free falling wedge has been simulated.

Residents gather in 20-degree weather to see an 80-pound wedge of fake cheese fall from a fire truck ladder.