Sentence examples for although this rises from inspiring English sources

According to GWI, 42% of internet users say they have watched a vlog within the last month, although this rises to 50% for 16-24 year-olds and 25-34 year-olds.

Arsenal's proportion is also comparatively low at 45.4 per cent, although this rises to 49 per cent if the income from property sales at the old Highbury stadium is discounted.

Leg ulcers affect 1 in 500 people, although this rises sharply with an increase in age, to 1 in 50 in those over the age of 80 years [ 5].

Only 15% of MPs questioned by the survey supported "wholescale scrapping of the licence fee", although this rose to 35% of Tories.

There was management involvement in only 51% of cases where there was a child safeguarding issue, although this rose to 71% of high-risk cases.

A solvent-cast film of polyaniline camphorsulfonate had a conductivity of 295 S cm−1, although this rose to 820 S cm−1 along the stretch direction after the film had been uniaxially oriented.

Although, this rise in inequality, to some extent, is natural in the early stages of economic development (Sharma, 2012), it remains a persistent challenge in many economies today.

In subsequent years comics were blamed for a rise in juvenile crime statistics, although this rise was shown to be in direct proportion to population growth.

Indeed in its first year of existence, the actual strength of the CMF was only 8,698 personnel, although this rose the following year to 16,202 and to 32,779 in 1950.

Heart rate was slightly higher in the operation group, consistent with heightened sympathetic activity, although this rise did not reach statistical significance.

In this study, 6% of family practitioners indicated they would initially treat with ICS, although this rose to 75% when faced with a re-consult at two months.