Sentence examples for achieved a rise from inspiring English sources

For example, we've achieved a rise in export sales with a television programme demonstrating our beanbag beds in Belgium, an article in a German magazine and an interior designer's blog followed up by a targeted LinkedIn campaign in Spain.

Peanut breeding has achieved a rise in productivity by increasing the size and number of seeds, and by enhancing resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses [ 36].

Greene King said it had achieved a 16% rise in food sales, and a 45% jump in sales of coffee.

The site achieved a 22 per cent rise in one-day spike in online traffic on November 22, in comparison to the average visits over the previous three Sundays.

While Aldi and Lidl achieved a dramatic rise in sales in the three months to 3 January, up 13.3%and18.5%5% respectively, analysts said most of that growth appeared to be coming from opening new stores.

Thanks to Skyfall's continuing robust performance, the overall market achieved a 45% rise on the equivalent weekend from 2011, when Immortals and Arthur Christmas landed in the top two places.

His finance minister, Pranab Mukherjee (a stripling at 76), spends more time tackling political crises than keeping promises of a new goods-and-services tax, lifting caps on foreign investment in insurance and retail, or getting money spent on infrastructure.Something has been achieved: a big rise in welfare spending, especially in rural areas, that has helped to boost incomes of villagers.

From selling tea to leading his party to a landslide national election victory, Narendra Modi achieved a remarkable rise in a country long led by political dynasties and social elites.

In last summer's GCSE exams, five schools run by the academies chain Ark achieved an average rise of 12 percentage points above the previous year's results.

Mancunian band Elbow, who won in 2008, enjoyed a 700% rise in sales of their album The Seldom Seen Kid in the week following their Mercury victory, while Antony and the Johnsons' album I Am a Bird Now achieved a 175% sales rise in 2005 and Klaxons saw their sales rose by 486% the day after the 2007 ceremony.

Mancunian band Elbow, also nominated this year, won in 2008 and enjoyed a 700% rise in sales of their album The Seldom Seen Kid in the next week; Antony and the Johnsons' album I Am a Bird Now achieved a 175% sales rise in 2005; and Franz Ferdinand's self-titled album had a 37% rise – adding 175,000 sales – in 2004.