Sentence examples for appreciably rise from inspiring English sources

Were hard drugs decriminalised, it's dubious that consumption would appreciably rise.

However, the effective thermal conductivity for water-filling PHP drops appreciably with rising evacuation pressure, and the PHP is not functional at the atmosphere pressure.

It would never rise appreciably again.

Taxi fares in New York are likely to rise appreciably; they have not budged in seven years.

Mortgage rates, which had already climbed noticeably in anticipation of the Fed's decision, may not rise appreciably in the days ahead.

People who believe that Kraft's shares will rise appreciably are convinced that the company can increase its earnings at a faster pace than its peers.

The standard reason for retiring at older ages — given in "The Power of Working Longer," the paper I cited in the previous column — is that monthly Social Security benefits rise appreciably if you wait longer to claim them.

A floor guarantees the selling shareholders a minimum number of shares and a minimum level of participation in the expected SVA should the acquirer's stock price rise appreciably.

If wages for Americans as a whole are going to rise appreciably after more than a decade of stagnation, jobs now accepted as low-wage will have to pay dramatically better, supporters of the job actions said.

University of Bradford-based Ponicy ReseAgeingnstitute on anding and Ethnicity which is concerned with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) provision says: "There is an absence of coherent national research, development and practice in this area - this is particularly crucial as the number of older people from these communities will rise appreciably over the next two decades".

And there's little sign that prices will rise appreciably in 2002.