Sentence examples for dramatic rises in their from inspiring English sources

However a 2C rise on average globally could still leave tens or hundreds of millions of people vulnerable to dramatic rises in their regional temperatures, which could make their current way of living impossible to maintain.

It's a different story, though, for FX, Netflix, and even PBS, which all saw a dramatic rise in their nomination haul.

Conversely to winter animals under moderate food shortage, mouse lemurs facing a severe food deprivation showed a significant chronic negative nitrogen balance and were unable to reduce their nitrogen flux, due to a dramatic rise in their protein catabolism.

Cosmetics counters in the UK have already seen dramatic rises in lipstick sales this winter.

Balls says there has to be protection for "longstanding residents in areas that have seen dramatic rises in property values".

Not to mention dramatic rises in the crime rate as the middle class completely disappears.

In contrast to the IIF, Swiss regulators argue that the dramatic rise in capital levels at their two big banks has had little impact on the economy.The Basel club of regulators is undertaking its own study, which is likely to conclude that its proposals are far less costly than the IIF's estimate perhaps 0.5% of cumulative GDP (again excluding the benefits of having fewer crises).

Figures toted up by the Southern Poverty Law Centre suggest a dramatic rise in the numbers of organized groups: their numbers grew by 40% from 2008 to 2009, and an additional 22% from 2009 to 2010, bringing the total to 2,145 groups.

The lax regulations in establishing private healthcare institutions, the dramatic rise in disposable income among the population, their changing expectations and consumerist attitudes have all contributed to this deplorable state of affairs [ 25].

Their key finding was a dramatic rise in hospital admissions of 15- to 34-year-old class A drug users.

The dramatic rise in the number of migrants passing through Calais on their way to the UK has led to growing tensions over the fall.