Sentence examples for climbed to levels from inspiring English sources

Volatility climbed to levels not seen since the Great Depression.

And it has climbed to levels not seen since the summer of 1986 against the German mark, the French franc and the Dutch guilder.

On Thursday, pollution climbed to levels that the embassy rated "very unhealthy," with a PM 2.5 concentration at 10 p.m. at 213 micrograms per cubic meter.

"But understand," he added, "the share of our national income going to the top 1 percent has climbed to levels we haven't seen since the 1920s.

The floodwaters climbed to levels never before recorded in this city on Friday, pouring over protective barriers and into the low-lying neighborhoods that more than a quarter of this city calls home.

At a time when the share of national income flowing to the top 1 percent of people in this country has climbed to levels last seen in the 1920s, those same folks are paying taxes at one of the lowest rates in 50 years.

Westwood bettered his opening round by seven shots, while Donald climbed to level par after four birdies on his front nine but gave all four back after the delay to flirt with the cut.

Since the Mar. 9 low, the bullish "selling vacuum" in our Negative Leadership Composite has continued climbing to levels never seen in its 48-year history except in bull markets.

Humans must drastically curb carbon emissions in the coming decades or face environmental catastrophe, as temperatures are expected to climb to levels that scientists predict would radically alter the earth's climate by the end of the century.

Moving the other way is Adam Scott, who strokes in a smooth left-to-right 30-foot slider on 3 to climb to level par.

Dr. Miller listened to Ms. Martin's lungs and said that her blood-oxygen levels had climbed to respectable levels.