Sentence examples for experience a sharp rise from inspiring English sources

The CBO report concludes that the top 1% was the only portion of the total income-earning US population to experience a sharp rise in its share of the total US income taking into account all federal transfers and taxes.

"When hacker events occur and are publicized, we experience a sharp rise in inquiries from mainstream public sites," says Davis.

The expansion of the Metropolitan Railway caused the district to experience a sharp rise in population from 6,217 in 1911 to 72,791 in 1961 and an increase in suburban house-building, especially in the area termed Metro-land.

Conservation actions, however, are disproportionately underfunded, and even if conservation would suddenly experience a sharp rise in funding, interaction data may not make the priority list given the apparent cost-inefficiency.

Still, like the rest of the borough, Great Kills has experienced a sharp rise in development.

But in the last several years, neighborhoods with large poor and minority populations have experienced a sharp rise in foreclosures.

And those museums, notably the Victoria and Albert Museum, in London, have experienced a sharp rise in the number of visitors.

The northern US and Canada have already experienced a sharp rise in wildfires over the last few decades, with more to come.

The area has recently experienced a sharp rise in office rents, however, and putting up an office building carries much less risk for the developer, Mr. Ezratty said.

PBS, the one broadcast network that has continued to provide gavel-to-gavel coverage, also experienced a sharp rise in viewers.

A Spanish rival, Banco Santander, reported that its net profit dropped 24 percent to 1.6 billion euros over the same period, as the bank experienced a sharp rise in troubled loans.