Sentence examples for has risen in relation from inspiring English sources

In one sign of Europe's changing fortunes, the euro's value has risen in relation to the dollar, surpassing it for a few days last week.

Besides, some noted, China's currency, by maintaining its peg to the dollar, has risen in relation to the currencies of other trading partners because the financial crisis has driven up the dollar.

More important is how house prices have risen in relation to average incomes.

And the cost has risen in tandem.

Libya has risen in its entirety.

Still, as relations between the two Koreas have deteriorated of in the past few years, both sides seem to be reverting to the Cold War habit of hurling insults — and the volume has risen in recent weeks.

Everything has risen in price.

But government debt has risen in both.

Vaping has risen in popularity.

She had risen in an observant and sheltered traditional home, as had all her female relations.

Introduced an ultra-cautious £3.60 an hour, it has barely risen in relation to other wages since, now standing at £4.10 an hour [since the book was written it been raised to £4.20].