Sentence examples for by sharp rises in from inspiring English sources

Prices of electrical goods fell last month, though this was outweighed by sharp rises in DIY products, gardening and hardware, and furniture and flooring.

The two most damaging crises of the last century – the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Great Crash of 2008 – were both preceded by sharp rises in inequality.

After ca. 2000 cal yr BP, we observe the onset of a marine regression followed by evidence for an intensely human-impacted environment characterized by sharp rises in pioneer plants such as Poaceae and Dicranopteris.

Sparked initially by sharp rises in energy costs, which further impoverished an already threatened population, the non-violent uprising took on national scale when it was led by Burma's revered Buddhist monks[ 6].

"Private demand in most of the countries in Western Europe has been dampened by consumer uncertainty fed by, amongst others, sharp rises in oil price, loss of purchasing power and regulatory changes," said the association on Friday.

However, possible reasons for this pattern include increases in prevalence, diagnosed disease, awareness and demand among patients for services, awareness and provision of services by providers, access to treatments and sharp rises in incomes.

Sharp rises in lending, accompanied by property booms, set the stage for America's crisis in 2008 and many others like it.

That is being compounded by prices broadly inflated by a sharp rise in speculation.

However, revenue increased by 24% to $1.9 billion, helped by a sharp rise in the sale of electronic goods.Reaching closure Adelphia Communications agreed to pay $715m to settle claims of fraud and misuse of corporate funds; the cable company has been in bankruptcy protection since 2002.

The agency says it was hampered by the sharp rise in claims caused by the lingering effects of the recession and has since instituted changes recommended by auditors.

The increases appear to be driven both by a sharp rise in college enrollment and by an improvement among colleges in graduating students.