Sentence examples for base rising from inspiring English sources

FDI into Africa almost doubled, although from a modest base, rising from $9 billion in 2000 to over $17 billion in 2001.

But it also sees China's appeal as a manufacturing base rising fast, bolstering China's exports to the United States by 7percentt annually.

Taipei 101 has an immense frame with eight pillars of steel and reinforced concrete, each measuring 11 feet by 8 feet at the base, rising inside the corners of the building.

The challenge of making money out of a website that does not charge users for registration applies to Mumsnet as to other sites, but traffic continues to grow, with the user base rising by around 50% a year, which Roberts finds "slightly bemusing".

Now, researchers have come up with an explanation for these odd shapes: Each one is an immense mass of ice that's picking up the dwarf planet's internal heat at its base, rising toward the surface at its center, and then circulating outward from there and downward at its edges, à la huge versions of tabletop "lava lamps" popular in the 1960s.

The description of the trophy by Gazzaniga was: "The lines spring out from the base, rising in spirals, stretching out to receive the world.

Japan's monetary base rose 85percentt between 1997 and 2003; deflation continued apace.

The city of Miami's property-tax base rose a staggering 27% in 2004.

From a monumental rock-faced base rises an expanse of smooth masonry, framed by a dentilated cornice.

On Claremont Avenue, a limestone base rises five stories, with the 14 residential floors in gradual setbacks above.

From the base rose a large mound made of the ashes of the thighs of animal victims sacrificed to Zeus.