Sentence examples for cumulative rise from inspiring English sources

The $112,400 figure reflects the cumulative rise in the Consumer Price Index over the five-year period.

Over seven years and eight months, the cumulative rise in what could have been termed the "Obama bull market" was about a hundred and eighty-three per cent.

Correction: April 8 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about plans to deal with traffic on Westchester highways referred incorrectly to the cumulative rise in traffic on Interstate 95 over 20 years.

Between 1979 and 2007 (just before the financial crisis) the real disposable income after taxes and transfers of the top 1% of Americans more than quadrupled, a cumulative rise of over 300%.

The cumulative risk rises rapidly after the age of 65 years.

The two-year cumulative risk rises to ≥50% [ 5] and brain metastases are found in up to 65% of patients at autopsy [ 6].

Among our patients in group 1, the cumulative risk rose as high as 18·86% for patients with RDEB-HS, 2·75% in RDEB-nHS and 4·94% in JEB-O.

In males, the cumulative risk rose from 3.9% among those born around 1900 to 4.9% for those born around 1930 and then slightly decreased to 4.5% among those born around 1950.

The Bank of Canada has raised its main interest rate for the seventh time and has indicated that it would pause after the biggest cumulative rate rise since 1997-98.

But the industry's critics said the tickets increases were hitting ordinary people hard with cumulative price rises of up to 26 per cent since 2010 when average wages have risen by less than seven per cent in the same period.

A British cohort of passive follow-up also showed rising cumulative risk of CIN3 or cancer in HPV-positive women, reaching 28% by 14 years (1).