Sentence examples for bigger rises from inspiring English sources

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

As earnings recover when the economy improves, pensioners could be in line for bigger rises.

This increased inflation will lead to "bigger rises in various state benefits and civil service pensions", the report says.

Faint-hearted reforms, policy zigzags, yielding to vested interests, prizing popularity above making hard decisions, pretending that "everything was possible: ever bigger rises in spending power, ever lower taxes".

The figures on wages, which also showed that the G20 countries Mexico, Turkey, Russia and South Africa saw bigger rises in real wages, were produced by the OECD and analysed by House of Commons library staff for the Labour party.

The King's Fund also found that: The NHS had received just 0.8% more money in real terms year-on-year, but was seeing bigger rises in the numbers of patients turning up at A&E (up 1.8%), having planned surgery (2.8%) and needing to be admitted as an emergency (1.8%).

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

Some sectors had asked for a much bigger rise with inflation rate at 27%.

Who got the bigger rise out of fans last weekend in Las Vegas — Miley Cyrus or Ice Cube?

Most of the big rises are in southern England.

Expect more big rises in the coming years.