Sentence examples for has risen alongside from inspiring English sources

Livability has risen, alongside sustainability, as a guiding principle for planning and policy.

Kishkinov, whose star in the Night Wolves has risen alongside Russia's hard rightward, homophobic turn, looks incredulous.

Liver failure has risen alongside dangerous drinking among white women, who report a 40percentt increase in binge drinking since 1997.

Meanwhile, The Post found that the suicide rate has risen alongside prescriptions for anti-depressants and other psychiatric drugs, which are often ineffective.

While Le Pen was soundly defeated by Jacques Chirac in the runoff, the anxiety over immigrants that he channeled has accelerated over the past decade and a half across Western democracies, as immigration has risen alongside middle class economic insecurities.

He often draws impromptu audiences as he sits in front of cameras for live interviews, with his supporters soaking up the friendly banter between Mr. Gingrich and Fox News hosts, particularly Sean Hannity, a former Atlanta radio host whose career has risen alongside Mr. Gingrich's.

Apprenticeship numbers have risen, alongside a willingness among parents, schools and young people to consider the apprenticeship route as a way of nurturing a career.

Speaking to the Observer after a week in which five people were stabbed to death in London, Lord Blair said the fact that violent crime had risen alongside a reduction in police funding may not be a coincidence.

Takings have risen alongside the number of cinema screens: in 2015, 8,035 were added in China, at the rate of 22 per day, upping the total by around 40% to 31,627 screens.

But trade disputes, and the EU's trade deficit with China, have risen alongside.

They have risen alongside the globalisation of higher education and the sharing of information online.