Sentence examples for difference has risen from inspiring English sources

Now, 45 per 100,000 are hospitalized in State A while 60 per 100,000 are hospitalized in State B. The new absolute difference has risen to 15 per 100,000, but the relative difference has actually fallen such that State B has only 33% more hospitalizations than State A. In 10 years, asthma hospitalization rates in both states have increased, as has the absolute difference between states.

He said Tesco's premium own label Finest had shown sales growth of 16% year on year while Sainsbury's Taste the Difference had risen 12%.

But for men born thirty years later, in 1950, that difference had risen to 14 years.

The war in Afghanistan is not the first time that differences have risen between what pilots thought they hit and what was found on the ground later.

Tensions over cultural, ethnic, religious and political differences have risen since Croatia ended Communist rule in May in its first free elections since World War II.

The ongoing economic recession also may have magnified class differences as income inequality has risen, continuing a trend occurring in American society since at least the 1970s.

Peak Ridge Capital Group's Commodity Volatility Fund, which profits from price differences in the natural gas market, has risen 138percentt since starting on Nov. 13, the news service reported.

Since then, the fund has lost 1.72percentt annually, on average, while the S.& P. has risen 15.98 percent, a difference of 17.7 percentage points.

The difference is that, in recent decades, awareness has risen about the difficulties of reaching this goal.

International markets are nervous — the difference between the price that Italy and Germany have to pay to raise money has risen significantly in recent weeks, although the difference is lower than it was at the height of the crisis.

Japan has risen, fallen and risen again.