Sentence examples for cash rises from inspiring English sources

Cash rises of, say, 2% would mean a real-terms freeze on total public spending.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will get cash rises in their budgets, although those increases will be below the rate of inflation.

These include taking millions of low-paid people out of income tax, the pupil premium for disadvantaged children in their early years, delivering cash rises in pensions, and creating 1.6m new apprenticeships.

Its draft budget hands cash rises to the health and education departments next year, but all others will be cut.

Tolls on the New Jersey Turnpike were last raised in 2003, when the cost to drivers using cash rose 20percentt.

The company's stock price, battered by concerns over the company's dwindling cash, rose 75 cents, to close at $3.81.

And we did the right thing by our older people too - the biggest ever cash rise in the state pension.

Cable said 1 million people would see their annual pay increase by as much as £355 in the first real-terms cash rise since 2008.

But on the consumer banking side, only about a third of the bank's 375 automated teller machines were working yesterday morning, though the number that were spitting out cash rose through the day to 236.

The triple lock meant the basic state pension rose by 5.2% in 2012, or £5.30 a week - the largest cash rise ever seen.

When the filings came out, the value of Bitcoin Cash rose by 23.7percentt from the start of the day, reaching a nearly three-week high, and at around 6pm PST it was still up 20percentt.