Sentence examples for clear rise from inspiring English sources
India has declared that it has leprosy under control, but the numbers are showing a slow but clear rise in new cases.
In Michigan, for instance, you can observe a clear rise in search traffic, with voter interest increasing substantially in the dates surrounding that state's primary on Feb. 28.
Despite the clear rise in opportunities in mobile marketing, it appears that the medium will not be a cash cow for media agencies anytime soon.
Although it acknowledged that there was still "considerable uncertainty" about the impact of the digital world on teenagers, the paper said there had been a clear rise in cyber-bullying and that today's children were now frequently exposed to "hate content, self-harm and pro-anorexia" websites.
Since then the trend of average global surface temperatures has shown a clear rise above the long-term averages – the 10 warmest years on record have been since 1998 – but climate sceptics have claimed that this represents a pause in warming.
Rosenberg said the predicted increase in breast cancers reflects three trends: The increasing number of older women in the population as the Baby Boom generation ages; increased life expectancy that allows more women to develop breast cancer at some time in their lives; and a clear rise in the number of tumors receptive to the hormone estrogen (known as ER-positive breast cancers).
One academic told me that the clear rising star in the field was Adam Grant.
The challenge is clear: rising global population, coupled with larger incomes, means that demand for food is rapidly growing.
What he has managed is a genius stroke of bottling a fresh, clear rose scent along with the Johnson's talcum powder sweetness of a baby.
The trends are pretty clear: rising economic sectors tend to favor Democrats while declining economic sectors are more likely to favor Republicans.
But the number of injuries, for reasons that are not clear, rose to 3.2 million, an increase of about 8,000, or 0.3percentt.
