Sentence examples for generally rising from inspiring English sources

The Scorecard tell us enrollment at Central State is 2,028; in 1992, it was 3,236, indicating a 38percentt decline in less than a generation – at a time when enrollments in Ohio were generally rising.

Costs were generally rising in the second quarter, but were up sharply in Norway and Australia.

Another positive may be the generally rising tone of foreign equity markets.

Central banks were net sellers during four decades of fluctuating but generally rising bullion prices from the early 1970s onwards.

Elevation significantly affects both temperatures and precipitation levels, with temperatures falling and precipitation levels generally rising as height increases.

Are anti-establishment parties (some, but by no means all, on the right) generally rising in Europe?

The company's shares rose 82 cents yesterday, to $27.28, but many analysts say the stock was buoyed by a generally rising market.

She argues that many chief executives have simply been the lucky beneficiaries of a generally rising stock market, even if their own performances were not that great.

Thus, its number generally rises more slowly than other metrics.

Ordinary houses generally rise three or four stories.

The stocks of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae fell while the prices of their bonds generally rose.