Sentence examples for equally rising from inspiring English sources

And equally, rising rents mean that local authorities cannot afford to pay for temporary accommodation nearby, so they are left with no choice but to send tenants elsewhere.

As a consequence, we expect the informal sector will increase in urban areas, assuming that this additional labour supply is not met by equally rising labour demand in the formal sector (the classic problem of large cities in developing countries).

"In these years, rising worker productivity was met with equally rising incomes".

As the titles have rolled in, interest in Bergtraum, which is 151-6 the past five seasons and riding a 36-game winning streak, has equally risen.

Second, and equally important, rising income inequality tempts populist policies.

Freddie's agency counterpart Fannie Mae was equally buoyant rising 6.3%, or $1.77, to $29.89.

In the tech-heavy Nasdaq market, the Composite Index performed equally well, rising 49.21 to 1977.42, putting that yardstick just 37 points shy of a record.

Also, after the prevalence period, the incidence fell dramatically, as might be expected, but then equally dramatically rose again to the prevalence level over the following 6 years (Jonsson et al, 2005).

The one method starts well below the average use of 12.5%, which would be its share if women were using all 8 contraceptive methods equally, and rises well above it; the overall result is less total dispersion in the shares among the methods than before, and a reduced AD value.

The economy is growing by 6% a year, and with virtually full employment, wages are rising equally fast.

For now though, men like Wang and Liu are heroes of the "Chinese dream" to hundreds of millions of people who see in the dramatic rags-to-riches stories of so many of the super-elite hope of rising equally far themselves.