Sentence examples for a recent climb from inspiring English sources

"He wanted it for open space," said Neil Caplan, during a recent climb up the hillside.

In a recent climb, on Mt. Everest, Steck and his climbing partners got into a violent confrontation with Nepalese Sherpas.

Georgia's current fertility rate — which is below replacement, despite a recent climb to two children per woman — is a hot political issue.

Judging from a recent climb in the stock prices of biotechnology companies, investors may have been hoping that the president would deliver boundless opportunities for financing.

Narayana Kocherlakota, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, made waves last August when he pointed to a recent climb in posted job vacancies as evidence that current unemployment is mainly structural.

Re "A Sleeper of a Statistic Could Lead to an Awakening" (Economic View, Nov. 10), which said a recent climb in the nation's productivity rate could mean much to the economy: It is true that technological change can lead to better ways to do the same things, but our economy has largely abandoned manufacturing in favor of services.

Many investment advisers consider long-term bonds a poor choice despite the recent climb in their return, with the rate on a 10-year Treasury note now at 4.27percentt, up from 3.1percentt in June.

Al Gore arrived bearing a new TV commercial, which depicts his recent climb up Mount Rainier in terms usually reserved for the conquest of Mount Everest, or at least the Steve Forbes primary victory in Arizona.

While he said that gold "follows its own rules," he attributed much of its recent climb, to over $900 an ounce, to weakness in the dollar.

AMR could offer a 50percentt premium over its price before the recent climb and still pay less than $4 billion.

Before its recent climb, the company's stock hit a 10-year low in September after another season of poor profits.