Sentence examples for for a sharp rise from inspiring English sources
That vision does not likely account for a sharp rise in dissent, or a sustained one.
A few months after its introduction the law was blamed by LGBT groups for a sharp rise in homophobic vigilantism.
Had it not been for a sharp rise in the quarter of inventories, economic output would have fallen by just over 5%.
Raising fears that breakneck economic growth is having a dire impact on the nation's health, a government survey blamed pollution for a sharp rise in cancer cases.
A year after becoming president, Mr. Watanabe apologized on behalf of Toyota for a sharp rise in defects on its vehicles, both in Japan and the United States.
The former Burtons group is on track for a sharp rise in first-half profits when it reports on 5 April.
However, more money was raised for the Treasury because of a sharp rise in the size of fines levied.
Perhaps 90s goth and grunge culture created a sheen of 'cool' around self-mutilation, but that doesn't seem to account for the most recent reports of a sharp rise in cases of self-harm among teenagers.
The higher income also came from a sharp rise in claims for foreign tax credits, typically through privately owned entities.
Nick Gibb, the schools minister, was criticised yesterday by MPs for overseeing a sharp rise in exclusions in the past four years.
For instance, a sharp rise in sulfur emissions helped scientists anticipate the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines.
