Sentence examples for basic rising from inspiring English sources

There's a frenzy of concern about surveillance in the rich world at the moment, but over here the problems are more basic: rising violence, villagers fleeing their homes, Taliban choking off supply routes, the war economy grinding to a halt, etc".

At Ocado's annual meeting shareholders protested at Steiner's basic pay rising from £350,000 to £450,000.

The group's annual report, published over the weekend, shows Sir Terry was paid just short of £4m in total during the year, with his basic salary rising by almost 6%too £1.1m.

In Bulawayo the main issues from voters are the delivery of basic services, rising unemployment - the closure of companies has left some 30,000 people out of work.

Also going up in price: the Mac Mini, which used to start at £399, now costs at least £479 — so another 20percentnt rise; the iMac which has risen from an entry level price of £899 to £1,049; and the Mac Pro which has increased by £500, with the basic model rising from £2,499 to £2,999 (another 20percentnt bump).

The IRP recommendations included 81 councillors' basic allowances rising from £11,791 to £12,418, the leader's allowance rising from £27,000 to £35,548, the deputy leader's allowance increasing from £19,500 to £30,333, and eight cabinet members' allowances rising from £16,500 to £22,151.

Nokia said shipments of basic handsets rose to 89.8 million units in the quarter from 83.3 million m's a year earlier.

During the unrest both roads and fuel supplies were often cut, so prices for basic goods rose fast.

Iran has delayed a major economic reform package, apparently concerned about possible unrest if prices for basic goods rise further.

Companies that make chemicals, plastics and other basic materials rose as investors bet that the rise in crude prices augured growth and higher earnings in the industrial sector.

If the basic premium rises 10percentt a year — a relatively conservative forecast — the most affluent beneficiaries will be paying premiums of more than $375 a month in 2009.