Sentence examples for has risen back from inspiring English sources

Earlier, he was quizzed on today's jobless figures, which show UK unemployment has risen back over the 2.5 million mark.

— Patrick Farrell The Drinks Business: The total number of American breweries has risen back to 1887 levels, with 2,126 now operating, according to the Brewers Association.

"The left has risen back to life," Shai Golden, deputy editor of the newspaper Maariv, said in a column on Sunday.

But the hryvnia has risen back to 9.40 per dollar because investors increasingly believe Ukraine will secure new loans quickly enough to avoid a default.

(In Britain and France it has risen back to American levels in recent years).That means the effect of the inflection will be especially profound in the euro zone.

Only 15 percent of Americans were satisfied with the way things were going in the United States in February 2009; that number has fluctuated throughout Mr. Obama's presidency, falling to 11 percent in August and September 2011, but has risen back to 25 percent of Americans being satisfied now.

Instead, claims have risen back above the 450,000 level they have fluctuated around all year.

But by March 1984, the rate had risen back to 4.8%.Between August 1984 and August 1986, the Fed lowered interest rates by 5.7 points.

The threshold to reach the top 1 percent in the city may have risen back above $500,000 since 2009, but the tax data for 2010 will not be available until later this year.

As a share of GDP, the Administration is projecting that the deficit will fall from 10.6percentnthis yearar to 3.9percentnt in 2014, but by 2020 it will have risen back to 4.2percentnt.

After transitional costs, earnings in 2001 have risen back to $36 million on sales of $540 million that are growing by 20% a year.