Sentence examples for has climbed a bit from inspiring English sources

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The raw number of voters has climbed a bit, by 1.3 percent — to 9.4 million in 2012 from 9.3 million.

The unemployment rate was higher in 2002 than in 2001 and has climbed a bit further this year.

Even in Wake County, the fraction of students in racially segregated schools has climbed a bit over the last decade, from 25percentto32percentcent.

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Instead, the focus has shifted toward a more refined dining experience, and prices have climbed a bit, though not outrageously.

By early January the rate on America's debt had climbed a bit, but Indonesia's financing costs had plunged to a shade under 6%.This remarkable shift in financing costs is not unique to Indonesia.

But Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: Even though we've climbed a little bit higher today there's still a great deal of scepticism surrounding each rally and investors remain cautious.

I had climbed a frozen waterfall.

I've climbed a cliff.

[Daily News] Diagnosed cases of sexual transmitted diseases have climbed quite a bit in Greenwich Village in the past few years, according to a new study.

Unemployment has climbed to a record 15%.

The price of maize, the benchmark grain in commodity markets, has climbed by more than a third since last year (see chart), although it has fallen back a bit lately.

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