Sentence examples for bigger rise from inspiring English sources

There was a bigger rise in the dollar in 2014 and 2015 that damaged export sectors even more.

A group of leading researchers on sea level rise clearly demonstrated in 2009 that there was a bigger rise in sea level after 1950 than before it.

But they do suggest that a bigger rise in yields than expected and a subsequent worsening of their debt position is possible.

A bigger rise, of perhaps 3%, now looks likely, thanks to a probable shortfall in spending this year and falling inflation.

And a country with highly co-ordinated wage bargaining would have seen a fourfold bigger rise in unemployment than one with highly decentralised bargaining.

But it is still a far bigger rise than 1.8 percent increase in wages and the 1.1 percent rate of inflation in the last year, the foundation said.

And that, in turn, will mean far bigger rises in public debt.

The biggest rise was a 16 percent jump in 2003.

Each was followed by a big rise in business taxes.

He recently promised a big rise in foreign aid.

The Polish zloty is also set for a big rise.