Sentences with phrase «yearly increases like»

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Staal grewup on his family's sod farm in Thunder Bay, Ont., and like the three brothersdestined to follow him into the NHL - defenseman Marc, 19, may play for the NewYork Rangers next season; center Jordan, 17, should be drafted in the top fivethis Saturday; and 15 - year - old Jared is on track to develop into a pro-caliberwinger-he began driving the tractor at around age six, rolling sod (the pay: $ 5an hour, with yearly increases of a buck, only slightly less than a Stanley Cupshare).

However, the line suggests a growing cross-party consensus on a tobacco levy in addition to the de-facto yearly increase in tobacco taxes which are announced like clockwork during the Budget.

He's not sure he likes Gov. Pat McCrory's idea either — a 5 percent average pay increase coupled with a return to yearly salary increases for teachers.

Even at the same total yearly spending level, if you make a significant portion of your non - g / g / d purchases very early in the year (like taking a large vacation in January), you will increase the rebate you get.

Yearly (or monthly) payments can increase by a predetermined value each year (usually 3 - 5 %) or by changes in an inflation index like the CPI.

Notice that the CO2 increases the most on a yearly basis during high temperature years, like in 1998 and 2007.

Correct, like most of Greenland, where there has been no net warming for the past 80 years despite a gigantic increase in yearly CO2 emissions.

I'd like them to explain exactly what an increase in the average of the yearly mean means?

If you buy a 5 year term, a 10 year term, a 15 year term, a 20 year term, a 25 year term or a 30 year term policy you get a level death benefit just like your yearly renewable term policy but you also get premiums that never increase.

These price increases for monthly Amazon Prime users make it look like the retailer really, really wants customers to switch over to the yearly subscription model.