Sentence examples for by the dramatic rise from inspiring English sources

The bulk of the increase has been caused by the dramatic rise in gas prices, a classic fossil fuel.

With 40% of its annual sales in North America, surely Michelin is worried by the dramatic rise of the euro against the dollar?

A swiftly eroding welfare state might offer the thinnest of safety nets to those who fall on hard times, but it does nothing to address the lack of social mobility caused by the dramatic rise in inequality.

This is evidenced by the dramatic rise in the quantity of publications in the medical literature, particularly randomized controlled trials.

By 2007, with the dramatic rise in educational attainment and the decline in the white population, that percentage was down to 48 percent.

An 18-month investigation by the organization into the dramatic rise in elephant poaching by "Somalian gangs" concluded that almost half of all funding for Shabab's terrorist activities was derived from elephant poaching in Kenya.

Attacks by jihadist militants and the dramatic rise in refugees seeking help in Europe have led to a renewed focus on Europe's Muslim population.

Increasing awareness and testing probably contributed to the dramatic rise, as another report by Chan et al. demonstrates.

A revealing piece by Gordon Fairclough in today's Wall Street Journal analyzes the dramatic rise of Chery.

The dramatic rise in equities was fed by a sharp increase in margin trading, in which stocks are bought with borrowed money, and millions of new retail investors.

Bisphosphonates are useful drugs, however the dramatic rise in expenditure on detailing, followed by a rise in utilisation of risedronate could suggest that adverse publicity triggered a marketing response.