Sentence examples for has risen of from inspiring English sources

The Nets' attendance has risen of late.

Commodities also tend to move in the opposite direction to the dollar, which has risen of late.

Peter Kellner, boss of YouGov, says he is usually recognised in public once a month, but this has risen of late to a couple of times a week.

Despite widespread efforts to get people to consume less sodium, intake of this nutrient has increased significantly since the early 1970s as consumption has risen of processed and restaurant foods, which rely heavily on salt as a cheap way to enhance flavor and texture and preserve food.

Accordingly to the statistics, from 2000 to 2013, the median US wage (adjusted for inflation) has risen of about 1%, if the median is computed on the full sample.

In recent years, awareness has risen of how patients perceive the quality of their care [ 1, 2].

The prices of energy and other commodities have risen of late.

THE odds have risen of America's Federal Reserve cutting interest rates at its next meeting on November 6th.

So far, although wages and spending have risen of late, they have not done so as clearly as the job gains, which naturally tend to come first.

The Fed acknowledges this, saying, "The prices of energy and other commodities have risen of late.

The index has risen for five of the last six weeks.