Sentence examples for charge rising from inspiring English sources

In three years it will be £500 a year (on top of the current £840-a-year service charge), rising to £8,000 from 2059.

From this week, short-haul flights will incur a £15 extra charge, rising to £25 for flights of between three and seven hours, or £40 for long-haul flights.

Its bad debt charge rose to £751m from £742m.

Total operating expenses, including the restructuring charge, rose 1percentto to $282 million.

Meanwhile, the premiums they charge rise without an expansion of patient benefits.

Net income excluding a one-time charge rose to 116 million euros ($108 million) from 60 million in the year-earlier period, as sales rose 16percentt.

While the number of men arrested on charges of aggravated assault fell 12.3percentt in the decade, the number of women arrested on the same charge rose 24.9percentt.

Higuain falls into that category, and the chances of the Argentina striker moving on from Napoli, where the former Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez is in charge, rose when the Serie A side signed Manolo Gabbiadini from Sampdoria.

Hewlett Packards earnings before a charge rose to 79 cents from 75 cents a year earlier, beating expectations by 5 cents.

Hewlett-Packard's earnings before a charge rose to 79 cents from 75 cents a year earlier, beating expectations by 5 cents.

After Boswell's time the admission charge rose steadily: to two shillings in 1792, three-and-sixpence in the early 19th century, and 4/6 in the 1820s.