Sentence examples for had actually risen from inspiring English sources

An academic study last year found that OFCs' foreign-owned deposits had actually risen slightly in 2007-11.

But AutoTrader.com, which tracks consumers' shopping habits, said consideration of Toyota brands had actually risen during the last few days.

Carlyle sought to emphasize positive elements of the first quarter, including by noting that its economic net income had actually risen from the fourth quarter.

Instead of reading scores stagnating over all, the citywide average had actually risen five percentage points -- a substantial jump, particularly for an urban school district.

The meeting Graziano was attending warned that risk to life from earthquakes in Italy had actually risen since the L'Aquila disaster.

By the late 1980s, middle-class incomes were barely higher than they had been a decade before — and the poverty rate had actually risen.

(The actual effect is difficult to discern; yields have actually risen since QE began, but that is mostly because the economy has improved).What that implies is that finance ministries could conduct their own QE by issuing less long-term debt, reducing its supply and driving up prices.

In Ohio, indeed, unemployment has actually risen in the past year.

Participation has actually risen among people older than 55.

In Canada household debt has actually risen as the country's housing market has inflated.

The incomes of young adults have plunged — but those of older Americans have actually risen.