Sentence examples for with every extra from inspiring English sources

A woman's future earnings grow with every extra year of primary education.

With every extra year of education for women of child-bearing age, child mortality drops by 9.5 percent.

At a minimum, suggests the OECD, pension benefits should continue to accrue with every extra year that is worked and contributions paid, up to and beyond the standard retirement age.But ministers should not tackle pensions alone.

"With every extra bit of cost we pay, either we make less profit or even worse we make no profit at all and we have to close shops, reduce the business and employ less people - so it has a fundamental effect on the economies of our business.

With every extra megaton of carbon dioxide we add to the atmosphere, the chances of serious adverse consequences increase.

The age at which the birds were assessed was important in determining gait score, with every extra day, across the range of 28 to 56 days, leading to an average daily deterioration in score of 0.048.

As a consequence, the average distance between alternatives increased with every extra alternative.

Total consultation time (i.e. total number of minutes participants spent visiting the practice nurse) was significantly related to a decrease in SCORE in the univariate analysis (Table  2): The value of B=−0.012 955% CI −0.018, -0.005) corresponds to a decrease in SCORE of 0.012% with every extra minute of consultation time over the course of the study.

There was a half percent increase in the % PCT patients with diabetes with HbA1c<7 for every extra £10 invested per year per diabetes patient (p=0.023).

NHS England hopes that through incentivising this initiative with £55 for every extra dementia patient, the March register for GPs would show more diagnoses.

He has shucked unprofitable customers and reduced fixed costs from 50%to 20% of Yellow's total, so that when the economy picks up profits could soar, with 20 cents of every extra sales buck padding profits.