Sentence examples for equal rise from inspiring English sources

Hey, the government is going to borrow less, which will automatically and necessarily lead to an equal rise in private borrowing, so total demand can't be affected, right?

Sara Lee said its prices rose a total $350 million in the year, $120 million of that in the fourth quarter, to help offset an equal rise in commodity prices.

This retest policy bears on two teacher decisions critical to student learning: (i) how teachers allocate their time, effort, and attention across different students; and (ii) whether teachers choose to use “teach to the test” strategies which increase test scores without an equal rise in learning.

It was reported that, out of the three NPs sizes, the 17- and 28-nm Au nanorods caused equal rise in the temperature (15 °C), but the 28-nm sized still had the superior effect on malignant cancer cells.

A dramatic increase in the use of medical imaging in emergency departments when seeing patients with injuries hasn't paid off with an equal rise in diagnosing life-threatening conditions or follow-up hospital admissions, a team of Johns Hopkins researchers concludes in a study published in the Oct. 6 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

8 During moderate-intensity exercise (60% VO2max) of short duration in persons without diabetes, increased glucose uptake by muscle is balanced by an equal rise in hepatic glucose production, and blood glucose levels remain unchanged.

In a mechanical sense and holding other things equal, rising interest rates tighten policy.

This was evaluated by using an external-permuting calibration model, which does not calibrate with an equal rising concentration for all elements, but mixes the elements at several levels randomly.

"It's not a simple equation of economic crisis equals rise of the far-right, and there are other dynamics that play in as well," he explained.

And rising tuition equals rising debt; more than half of graduates owe $10,001 to $40,000, according to a Harris Interactive study for Collegiate Funding Services.

Soaring CEO pay plus stagnant wages -- the federal minimum wage should really be $22 an hour, adjusting for productivity gains and inflation -- in an economy creating mainly low-paying jobs, equals rising inequality.