Sentence examples for flat rise from inspiring English sources
The CWU is angry that staff have had their pay frozen since 2011 and are calling for a flat rise of 3.5%.
The rather flat rise of the concentration dependency curve was normalized to one showing a steep rise with a well-defined threshold indistinguishable from the control (compare Fig. 4 B with Fig. 4 D ).
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was flat, rising 0.28 point, to 1,315.23.
Spoken Chinese is tonal, which means that a single syllable can have different meanings depending on whether it is flat, rising, falling and rising, or falling sharply.
Apartments start from £715,000 for a 468 sqft studio flat rising up to as much as £3.1 million for a duplex apartment with terraces on the lower and upper levels and three luxury bedroom suites.
The city is backed by some of the highest mountains in the world but is surprisingly and mercifully flat, rising from an altitude of 475 metres in the west to around 700 metres in well-heeled Las Condes and Vitacura.
Intel's earnings per share were flat, rising 1 cent over last quarter.
The economy is flat, rising just 0.9% in this year's first quarter, compared with the first quarter of 1999.
Its topography is very flat, rising from mean sea level along the coastline to approximately 100 feet in elevation inland (Campbell 1985).
Fingers crossed the new tool doesn't result in stories claiming that the earth is really flat rising to the top of our feeds.
The iShares Barclays 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF, which follows shorter-dated Treasuries, was essentially flat, rising only 0.1%, or 5 cents, to $83.93.
