Sentence examples for climbed a further from inspiring English sources

The latest house price survey from Halifax, released earlier this week, said that prices had climbed a further 1.8% in April.

Between the beginning of December and early January 1999, its share price climbed a further 150%, its market value for a time surging past $30 billion, overtaking Texaco, an oil company.

Paul Hogan as Crocodile Dundee (Alamy) We climbed a further slope to gain panoramic views of the Nourlangie escarpment, a sort of miniature geological version of Uluru, but without the cultural and religious significance, and stalked a huge variety of birdlife at the Anbangbang billabong.

The stock continued to gain in Friday premarket trading, climbing a further 3.7%, or $1.68, to $46.97.

The unemployment rate was higher in 2002 than in 2001 and has climbed a bit further this year.

The inflation-adjusted cost of buying a new home, by contrast, has risen by 30% over the same period (during the property bubble of the 2000s house prices climbed a great deal further before falling back).

By the end of March they had climbed by a further $22 billion.

Point-of-choice prompts for stair climbing are a further example of these volitional interventions.

Later he would board an orange bus that climbed still further around hairpin bends to Mcleodganj, the hill station that has become the home of the Tibetan government-in-exile, and visit the temple of the Dalai Lama.

They fuel the Taliban and Al-Qaeda and lead to more civilian deaths -- in 2008, amid U.S. military operations, civilian casualties climbed 40percentt, further alienating Afghans who increasingly view the U.S. as an occupying force.

But when the Guardian spoke to Andrew Jones, the sports scientist who found that Radcliffe's VO2max (the maximum volume of oxygen an athlete can use) was staggering as a 17-year-old, a number that climbed further in her career, he was not surprised at her times.