Sentence examples for be a small rise from inspiring English sources

It is not costless, there will be a small rise in inflation, but we need it.

However, he warned there may be a small rise in personal insolvencies this year as creditors become more confident about pursuing old debts.

In the year ending September 2015 there was a small rise of 4% to 4,994 offences.

But that was a small rise compared with a near-sixfold increase in the value of trading in Stockholm.

For men, there was a small rise in obesity over the same period, but no change in the past three years.

It's a small rise of 0.7% on 2012/13, taking the proportion of adults who used drugs up to 8.8%.

There was a small rise in users of mephedrone, banned in 2010, from 98,000 to 115,000 young adults.

There is a small rise that obscures the view of the left fielder, and the first base stands block the view of the right-field corner.

According to the latest crime survey there was a small rise in England and Wales last year: 8.8% of all over-16s, an increase of about a quarter of a million people, admitted taking illicit substances.

The Labor Department said that new jobs, excluding laid-off census workers and strikers, were created at a much slower pace in August and that there was a small rise in the unemployment rate.

"Although there has been a small rise in the unemployment level, employment is also up on the previous three months, with its headline rate returning to a record high.