Sentence examples for amount will rise from inspiring English sources

The bonus amount will rise to 2 percent in 2016.

In the Bronx that amount will rise to $802, officials said.

Since then, the bank has maintained reserves of at least 5 trillion yen in the banking system, and many economists say the amount will rise.

The amount will rise again this year as the government allows students taking courses provided by private institutions to borrow £6,000 a year from the student loans company.

Under the new plans everybody who for more than 10 years pays national insurance or gains credits for being registered as caring for children or a relative or claiming benefits, will be eligible for a state pension, and the amount will rise to the full weekly flat-rate payment after 35 years' work or credits.

If a married couple's joint net worth exceeds the amount exempt from Federal estate taxes - this amount will rise next year to $600,000 from $500,000, under the unified gift and estate tax credit - then the partners need to work things out so that both of their estates pay the least possible tax.

A production of minor actinide isotopes is equal to 20 30 kg/1 GW e) year for now operating fission reactors, and their amounts will rise with the expected growth of fission reactor power.

Britain is contributing about $25 million next year, drawn from its growing foreign aid budget, an amount that will rise to $76 million by 2010, British officials said.

Limiting the SALT deduction will boost taxes by about $36 billion next year, an amount that will rise to more than $90 billion by 2024.

It included a requirement that New Jersey increase its pension contributions gradually over the next few years, moving toward making its annual pension payments fully; the amount it contributes will rise to $5 billion for 2018.

There will be a £1.7m cut to its annual content budget, about 18%; the amount of music will rise from 50% to 60% of output, although this will be split 50/50 during daytime; there will be reductions in sports coverage, drama and bespoke documentaries.