Sentence examples for has certainly risen from inspiring English sources

Inequality has certainly risen.

Homelessness has certainly risen, that's clear.

Berry's star has certainly risen since her Oscar-winning turn in Monster's Ball earlier this year.

"The cost has certainly risen over the past decade to accommodate growing production costs," the statement read.

It has certainly risen sharply in the past ten years, as European firms have had to compete globally for talent.

But, although Mr Bauer's star has certainly risen, it would be a mistake to forget the moderating influence of Mr Tate.

He said: "As Ukip have certainly risen in the polls they are being subjected to a lot more scrutiny, and quite right too.

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Conventional wisdom has it that rising mortgage rates stifle demand, and interest costs for the standard 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage have certainly risen recently.

Rising mortgage rates might be expected to take some of the house-buying steam out of that expanding work force, and financing costs have certainly risen recently.

Exports have certainly risen over the past year, as Osborne and other ministers had hoped; but a sharp improvement in the overall trade deficit has remained elusive (see chart).