Sentence examples for has risen close from inspiring English sources
From Wal-Mart to Bergdorf's, the average price for clothes has risen close to 5percentt since the beginning of the year, NPD reports.
That has partly been made possible because the strong yen — which has risen close to 50 percent against the dollar in the last 20 years — has made many imports cheaper.
Amazon's stock price has risen close to 70percentt in the past year, and a growing list of competitors have complained that they have a hard time competing with the giant company on delivery, its cloud-computing business and more.
In addition, Pooley has risen close to the top of women's road racing worldwide since her surprise silver medal in the time trial in Beijing; given that the time trial rider has to ride the road race as well, that makes her selection as good as guaranteed if she continues on her present trajectory.
Paul Watters, a spokesman for the AA, which has campaigned for lower petrol prices as the cost of a litre has risen close to £1.50, said: "Although a dramatic fall in the price of oil throws a lifeline to drivers barely able to afford current pump prices, past experience makes it unlikely that they will see an equally dramatic drop in the price of fuel in the short-term".
Over the last half-decade, MassHealth's gross budget has risen close to 50percentt.
But this year, the price of conventional milk has risen closer to the organic price, while the costs of conventional dairy farming have not risen as much as organic costs have.
Prices have risen close to a new nominal record against the British pound and the highest level in yen since February 1983.
By the end of the war, the British total had risen close to 500, and the American total had dwindled to 20.
In 1969 there were worldwide about 10 cooperative ventures among manufacturers (both airframe and engine); by 1992 the number had risen close to 50.
That day, May 21st, Mollie had risen close to dawn, a habit ingrained from when her father used to pray every morning to the sun.
