Sentence examples for faster rise in from inspiring English sources

Over all, more people donate organs each year, but they cannot keep up with a much faster rise in demand.

The loss of sea ice will probably cause faster melting of the Greenland ice cap and thus a faster rise in sea levels.

The gender gap in enrolment continues to widen, despite men's A-level results improving, because of a faster rise in the numbers of women applying.

9.50am GMT UK factory output rises again Photograph: Markit Britain's factory recovery continued in January with a faster rise in new orders, although the pace of increased slowed a little in January.

America's hyper-aggressive fiscal response means a faster rise in government debt, while its hyper-expansive monetary policy means that an exit strategy to mop up all the excess liquidity will be difficult to execute.

For example, the simple sugars formed from digestion of some starchy foods, such as bread or potatoes, are absorbed more quickly and cause a faster rise in blood glucose than does table sugar (sucrose), fruit, or milk.

The slowdown in home construction overshadowed faster rises in commercial work and civil engineering activity and left overall growth in the building sector subdued, according to a survey.

Green Alliance's analysis (pdf) shows that real wages could have actually risen over the past decade without the extra inflation caused by faster rises in international energy and food prices.

The fastest rise in unemployment in our history.

In November the level in Yorkshire reached 10.3%, with the fastest rise in the country.

Less noticed, China has also seen the world's biggest and fastest rise in inequality.