Sentence examples for a simultaneous rise from inspiring English sources

Osborne added that said banks would not benefit from the move, as he announced a simultaneous rise in the bank levy.

And in contrast to the 1980's, when the United States was plagued by a simultaneous rise in its trade and budget deficits, the federal government is currently running a large budget surplus, providing a substantial cushion for the economy.

Apparently, one in five people in the UK have never seen a hedgehog in their garden, which might explain a simultaneous rise in the numbers of the slugs and snails that hedgehogs love to eat.

Andrew Page agrees about the draw of nature, but as the director of hunting affairs for the Humane Society of the United States, he sees the drop in hunting as heartening, partly because it has come with a simultaneous rise in other types of outdoor activity.

Reduction in the bulk of on-board electric apparatus and motors, coupled in the latter with a simultaneous rise in attainable power output, enabled Swiss production for the Bern-Lötschberg-Simplon Railway in 1944 of a 4,000-horsepower 4,000-horsepowering onlocomotivekg (176,370 pounds).

There is a simultaneous rise in the external and in-house R&D expenditures of French acquired firms.

The ceremonial first lighting of the lamp was arranged for 27 September 1851, again attended by the Governor, Masons of the Zetland Lodge, foreign dignitaries, senior residents of Singapore and other notables; the Singapore Free Press reported: "A simultaneous rising [of the guests from the dinner table] announced that the process of illumination had commenced.

In the meantime, a sharp simultaneous rise of new lines has also occurred.

Due to the combination of the 2007 mortgage crisis and a roughly simultaneous rise in metal prices worldwide, scrapping has exploded in cities across America.

Mortality trends in the Agincourt setting have, therefore, been documented with some certainty, demonstrating a significant simultaneous rise in chronic infectious illness (HIV/AIDS and TB), and non-communicable disease (vascular conditions and associated risk factors in particular) (15– 20).

Taken together the published findings conclusively demonstrated that there was a dramatic simultaneous rise in the number of children diagnosed as autistic in the USA, UK and Denmark during the 1990s.