Sentence examples for far rising from inspiring English sources

So far, rising prices have not hampered New York's steady, Wall Street-driven recovery, economists say.

The UK has contributed £1.5 billion ($2.4 billion) so far, rising to £2.9 billion by 2015.

He says he does not know how far rising income inequality will go.

Economists are worried that inflation, which is so far rising only because of the oil price, might next develop its own momentum.

The risk is that if the squeeze on WMPs and other types of shadowy, but more profit-oriented, lending persists, small businesses may find themselves cut off from credit altogether - although thus far rising interest rates have had the exact opposite effect.

The company's total profits, with its approximately 225 British shops contributing the most by far, rose about 37 percent, to £46 million ($75 million) in 2010.

The project is currently on hiatus but among those who've so far risen to the challenge are David Mitchell ("You're so nauseously nice", he wrote) and George Saunders.

The forecast cost of the Queen Elizabeth aircraft carriers had so far risen by £2.8bn since they were first approved in 2008.

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Far from rising, oil prices have fallen to around $25 a barrel, and they look likely to stay there.

Salaries of government employees, army officers, teachers, and all those on wages fell far behind rising prices.