Sentence examples for growing rising from inspiring English sources

But many institutional investors and a growing rising number of MEPs have told the Bureau of Investigative Journalism that HFT increases volatility.

PATNA, India — For decades the sprawling state of Bihar, flat and scorching as a griddle, was something between a punch line and a cautionary tale, the exact opposite of the high-tech, rapidly growing, rising global power India has sought to become.

As house prices peak, moreover, Americans seem now to be more willing to rent; so long as incomes keep growing, rising rents could raise the floor under the value of many houses.Another argument of optimists is that house-price weakness in Britain and Australia, two other countries that worried bubble watchers, has proved much less damaging than many expected.

The featurephone market is shrinking, quite fast: it has gone from around 300m phones per quarter during 2011 to about 250m in 2012 (and fell by 15% year-on-year in the fourth quarter), while smartphone numbers keep growing, rising by about 40% per quarter.

Bostrom's group is still a tiny one in the 36,000-employee Cisco, but it's growing, rising from 56 members a year ago to its current 150.

But somehow, Prince Bandar seems to have spent too many evenings watching Lawrence of Arabia, which celebrates the emergence of the Saudi nation, and not enough watching Syriana, which portends a post-apocolyptic vision, a world of declining oil reserves where growing rising popular anger turns Islamist terrorism against the Saudi homeland.

Meanwhile, inventories at businesses continued to grow, rising 0.6percentt in December.

For now, sales of the breast cancer risk test continue to grow, rising 10 percent in the last fiscal year.

Also, mortgage interest payments continued to grow, rising to 19.1% from 18.7% in April - their highest level since 1992.

Nonetheless the audience has grown, rising to 10.22 million in the latter part of last year, an annual increase of more than 8 per cent.

Just as in the rest of Europe, the population of Spain grew, rising in Castile from about 4.25 million in 1528 to about 6.5 million after 1580.