Sentence examples for but a dramatic rise from inspiring English sources

It found a big reduction in one of the pollutants, sulfur dioxide, but a dramatic rise in another pollutant, nitrogen oxide, which is accelerating the decline of many Northeastern lakes and streams, particularly in the Adirondacks.

There is no dispute that prices for tulip bulb contracts rose and then fell in 1636 37, but even a dramatic rise and fall in prices does not necessarily mean that an economic or speculative bubble developed and then burst.

What I find remarkable about this piece is that after everything that has happened these past five years or so, Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen still take it for granted that these people actually know what they're talking about; the whole premise of the article is that the insiders really do have the key, not just to good policy, but to achieving a dramatic rise in the growth rate.

But it would take a dramatic rise in oil and gas prices to match the Hinkley contract price.

Having a village raise your children has its drawbacks, especially for women (nobody really likes to be poked and prodded quite that much), but it was certainly associated with a dramatic rise in my family's total fertility rate.Vietnam is similarly pro-natal, but with major differences.

But food shortages usually lead to a dramatic rise in prices; and when significant numbers of people can no longer afford the basic necessities, they tend to get pretty pissed off.

Expectations have been raised about the projected local benefits of oil discoveries in and around Lake Albert, but this has also led to a dramatic rise in the value of land.

Acute renal failure was invariably present at hospital admission, but could have hardly represented the sole cause of such a dramatic rise in blood lactate levels.

But if Maine's experience is any guide, Connecticut may see a dramatic rise in competition.

"There's going to be a dramatic rise in spending, not only for this primary but also this fall".

A dramatic rise in residents' satisfaction with medical care.