Sentence examples for below the rise from inspiring English sources

Not fast enough for its critics, it should be noted, but as you can see below, the rise in the yuan has been fairly steady and has so far amounted to an appreciation of about 4.6%.Real exchange rate appreciation has two parts, of course nominal appreciation, which we see above, and the relative change in inflation.

That is below the rise in median incomes and well below inflation.

As detailed below, the rise of the alternative-assets industry has altered behavior through much of the financial sector.

Many economists reckon that what Germany needs is, first, a long spell (at least five years) in which real wage increases stay well below the rise in productivity.

Mr. Moynihan used the results to buttress his case for holding cost-of- living increases for Social Security beneficiaries to a rate below the rise in the Consumer Price Index.

Meanwhile, Mirabella has raised eyebrows by preferencing McGowan, along with Labor and the Greens, below the Rise Up Australia party, whose leader has claimed that the deadly 2009 Black Saturday bushfires, which touched the far south of Indi, were caused by a God angry at the sin of abortion.

If President Obama wants to make good on his campaign pledge to 'slow the rise in the oceans,' and to 'heal the planet,' he needs to abandon this plan for new offshore drilling (at very least, permanently withdraw the Arctic), and begin to phase-out existing offshore oil production.

The chart below shows the rise of cloud computing since 2010, the first year the database started recording this.

With the right balance of these two approaches, the same forces that threaten established democracies from above, through globalization, and below, through the rise of micro-powers, can reinforce rather than undermine democracy".

And then bubbling up just below the rising stars are the "newbies": Pinterest, Billfloat, Firstwind, Proofpoint, and Zaarly.

A break below the rising uptrend line (and the 4,400 level) is likely to lead to further weakness.