Sentences with phrase «most drastic increase»

Of all of the colors studied, that was by far the most drastic increase in sale price.

While Bovada, in general, shaded most often, Sports Interaction saw the most drastic increase in shading, culminating with a whopping 52.4 % of NFL games shaded off the market consensus when public betting is greater than 79 % on one team.

The most drastic increases occur between ages 60 and 80.

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But given there is no specific fight between CCA and Woolies, it appears that CCA is being caught in the broader push by the supermarket giants to make drastic cuts to the number of different products (known in the trade as stock keeping units or SKUs) in a bid to simplify their ranges, increase private label sales and — perhaps most importantly — cut costs.

«After a budget process that included unprecedented anti-employer actions — including a drastic increase to the minimum wage and the most expansive paid family leave mandate in the nation — the employers and the communities we represent are deeply concerned about their ability to operate in a state that is consistently viewed among the worst in the nation to start or grow a business by every objective ranking while effectively competing in a global marketplace,» the groups wrote in the letter.

While the number of schools that showed improvements as drastic as Broad Ripple's were few and far between, Bennett noted that most of the schools that increased their ratings by three or four letter grades were «high poverty» schools.

Most the authors I spoke to for this article noticed a drastic increase in sales in the last few months, but none of them knew exactly why.

With the massive and drastic environmental upheaval and the subsequent dislocation that is well underway with a 3 deg C global temperature increase, most mammal species die out.

With years of steady technological improvement, increased efficiency, solid reliability, and most importantly drastic reduction in cost, solar power electricity is now generated in 1 million locations across America.

And, since most of the warming has been and will be concentrated in winter and nights, we will see rising temperatures more in a narrowing of temperature variability rather than a drastic increase in summer high temperatures.