Sentence examples for a sharp rise of from inspiring English sources

With baby boomers getting older, there has been a sharp rise of interest in ways to stop the clock.

The repeated transient contraction waves at first are small and are not consciously felt; later, stimuli reach the brain and cause pain and a sharp rise of pressure.

The in situ frequency-matched resonance is considered to result in a sharp rise of the low frequency transmissibility of the vibration isolator and the impact sound.

The rate of 2.3 percent on the 12-month bills was a sharp rise of 0.7 percentage point from the rate it paid last month and a return significantly higher than in other major euro-zone economies.

Fresh economic data pointing to continued slow growth in the economy prompted a sharp rise of more than 1 point in Treasury bond prices and a flurry of new issues in the corporate bond market yesterday.

Read more >> The Taliban and other anti-government elements have been blamed for 2,080 civilians who were killed in Afghanistan last year - a sharp rise of 28% on 2009.

The CFR data also indicates a sharp rise in killings of members of armed groups - which would include bandits, vigilantes and others involved in criminal activities.

Perhaps 90s goth and grunge culture created a sheen of 'cool' around self-mutilation, but that doesn't seem to account for the most recent reports of a sharp rise in cases of self-harm among teenagers.

Sales of farm products, led by a sharp rise in exports of soybeans, drove exports higher.

Imports by the Republic of Korea are also expected to show a sharp rise, mainly because of strong domestic feed demand.

However, more money was raised for the Treasury because of a sharp rise in the size of fines levied.