Example sentences of "an [noun sg] in [noun pl] ' " in BNC.
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1 | The rise of mass education saw a decline in social mobility and merely an inflation in employers ' demands for qualifications . |
2 | To be effective , political advertising needs to be undertaken well in advance of elections , to fix an image in voters ' minds ahead of the campaign itself . |
3 | In the USA at least , there needs to be an improvement in scientists ' understandings of how to influence the allocation of funding for remedial measures or for further research ( see Kitsos and Ashe 1989 ) . |
4 | He announced an increase in Members ' salaries from £400 to £600 . |
5 | Pension funds face shortfall An increase in employers ' contributions can not be discounted , says DEBBIE HARRISON |
6 | It follows that , other things being equal , the average price level will rise if there is an increase in average wage earnings , an increase in the average cost of imported material inputs , an increase in firms ' profit margins or a decrease in the average productivity of labour . |
7 | In practice it is difficult to predict the precise amount by which money supply will expand if there is an increase in banks ' liquidity . |
8 | It is usually the case that those things which best suit the Michels model are social movement organizations which have goals which can be ‘ compromised ’ because they are things — like an increase in workers ' standards of living or an improvement in working conditions — which are divisible . |
9 | The reforms entailed an increase in employees ' contributions from 3 to 11 per cent of gross wage ; the raising of the pensionable age from 63 to 65 for men and from 58 to 60 for women ; the abolition of special allowances for particular categories of employees ; and the merger of pension funds . |
10 | This motivated dealers more than a previously introduced incentive to sell PEPS which had been merely an increase in dealers ' OTC takeback allowance . |
11 | However , the growth has not been matched by an increase in lessees ' sophistication . |