Sentence examples for a rise of two from inspiring English sources

A rise of two feet is more common.

A rise of two points, taking the Bank of England's base rate to 2.5%, would add almost £200 a month to the average repayment.

Ofcom have calculated that, because of our penchant for multi-tasking on different devices, total use of media and communications averaged over 11 hours every day in 2014 - a rise of two hours since 2010 when Ofcom last conducted similar research.

It's the kind of program that says, "Many scientists focus on two degrees of warming as the tipping point that will fundamentally change how we live on this planet," and just two minutes later says, "If a rise of two degrees doesn't push the planet to the tipping point, many scientists predict three degrees will".

Women were given 34% of all speaking roles, a rise of two percentage points since 2016.

(The United Nations has deemed that a rise of two degrees Celsius in average temperatures compared to pre-industrial levels is within a safe range for human adaptation).

A rise of three degrees would be bad enough.

Even Dr. Dean believes that a rise of three feet or more will mean trouble.

That is a rise of seven percentage points in just one year.

Its 55,000 sales brought it to No. 8, a rise of six slots from last week.

If we miss the two-degree target, we will fight to prevent a rise of three degrees, and then four.