Sentence examples for alone has risen from inspiring English sources

The number in Kabul alone has risen to more than 80 today from four in 2001.

They also note that the number of people with diabetes in America alone has risen from 6m in 1985 to more than 20m now.

Production from the Bakken field in North Dakota alone has risen to more than 350,000 barrels a day this year, and experts expect that will reach 800,000 barrels a day in five to seven years.

At the same time government figures show that spending on agency staff by foundation trusts alone has risen by £540m since 2010 – from £855m to £1.396bn in 2013-14.

Expenditure on working-age benefits alone has risen by 50% in real terms in 10 years, and we have a welfare system – with its high marginal and participation tax rates, as well as myriad complex withdrawal levels – that disincentivises work and has led to one of the highest levels of residual unemployment in my time in the House of Commons.

In the last five years, according to the Cruise Lines International Association, the number of passengers embarking from North American ports has climbed 47percenttoto about 8 million, while the number leaving from New York alone has risen 157percenttoto an estimated 448,000.

Lufthansa's quarterly jet fuel bills alone have risen by €202m in a year.

A recent report by McKinsey, a consultancy, found that the number of commodity-trading houses in Geneva alone had risen from 200 in 2006 to 400 in 2011.

New York City officials say seizures of Ecstasy at Kennedy Airport alone have risen to 858 pounds in 1999 from 68 pounds in 1997 and 8 pounds in 1996.

However, recruiting talented young hackers under current requirements may prove difficult in a country where reports of obesity alone have risen from 5 per cent of children aged 12 to 19 in 1980 to 17.6 per cent in 2006.

"Yet in this time British Gas' prices alone have risen by around 44% on gas and 21% on electricity and suppliers have made healthy profits".