sliding scale

Frequency: 7.08.5 per million words

a variable scale of fees, payments, etc., that adjusts to a particular person's circumstances

slidingADJECTIVE + NOUN

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scale

Examples (10)

  • The tuition fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.
  • Many charities operate on a sliding scale to make their services accessible.
  • We offer discounts using a sliding scale for families with multiple children.
  • The cost of the program is determined by a sliding scale linked to household earnings.
  • The government implemented a sliding scale for tax rates to support lower-income individuals.
  • Membership fees are calculated on a sliding scale to ensure affordability.
  • The legal aid services are provided based on a sliding scale of income.
  • The company's bonus structure follows a sliding scale tied to performance metrics.
  • Daycare costs are often adjusted using a sliding scale to accommodate different budgets.
  • The university uses a sliding scale for financial aid eligibility.