Sentence examples for for every rising from inspiring English sources
For every rising star on the P.G.A. Tour — Dustin Johnson, Hunter Mahan, Jason Day, Rickie Fowler or Kim — Europe has just as many in Kaymer, McIlroy, Alvaro Quiros, the Molinari brothers (Francesco and Edoardo) and Matteo Manassero, the 17-year-old Italian who two weeks ago became Europe's youngest winner.
Murray's 6-3, 6-4 win ensured he finished the year at the top of the rankings, a wonderful achievement by a man whose willingness to scrap and hustle and run as if his life depended on it sets the example for every rising star in his sport.
The fall was broad-based, with four stocks falling for every one rising on the New York Stock Exchange.
He said that for every rise of 10 decibels, the sound would be perceived as doubling in loudness.
It is estimated to reduce GDP by between 0.2% (Mr Soto's figure for loans) and 0.4% (trade-related credits) for every rise of one point in the ratio of bank debt to GDP.
Based on the survivors of the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, he has proven that for every rise above 100 millisieverts of radiation exposure, there is a corresponding increase in the likelihood of cancer.
Jot down his arithmetic rule for future use: For every rise in the deficit equal to 1% of gross domestic product, figure that long term interest rates will rise by 0.4%.
On univariate analysis there was evidence of an association between overall survival and cathepsin D (hazard ratio (HR) 1.33, 95%CI [1.09 1.63], P=0.005) that is for every rise of 1 unit on the log 2 scale (doubling in concentration of cathepsin D), the hazard of dying increased by 1.3-fold.
Its earnings per share have increased in every year for the past decade, rising from 24 cents 10 years ago to $1.26 last year.
The bar for e-commerce is rising every day: great visuals and free shipping are fast becoming commoditized.
Almost three stocks fell for every two that rose on Nasdaq, while four declined for every three that advanced on the New York Stock Exchange.
