Sentence examples for consecutive rise from inspiring English sources

Exports were up 8.9percentt in June, the third consecutive rise, while imports slipped 5.1percentt.

It was the third consecutive rise in month-on-month retail sales, following June's 0.2% increase.

The average house price in July rose to £163,981, a 0.3% gain over June, and the third consecutive rise.

The Dow Jones industrial average edged up 5.30 points, or 0.05percentto to 10,788.71, its fifth consecutive rise, but is still down 6.16percentt for the year.

Likes it, and buys it - an average 86,000 copies a month, according to the most recent figures, which mark the seventh consecutive rise in circulation.

This is the second consecutive rise in profit and the fifth in the 11 quarters since the chief executive, Philip Purcell, took sole control in March 2001.

Another buried clue: at the very end of the act, after John dies, the solo viola, which in Britten's music typically represents the voice of innocence, plays a figure in consecutive rising minor thirds.

The old rule: A company had to record four or five quarters of consecutive, rising profit before it could go public.

Consecutive rises had left the country with some of the most expensive trains in Europe, our correspondent said.

The AIP was defined as two consecutive rises of serum PSA (at least 1 week apart) greater than the nadir value while receiving ADT.

A local maximum was defined as at least three consecutive rising points or an increase of ∼10% of the maximum intensity value followed by at least three consecutive falling points or a decrease of ∼10% of the maximum intensity value.