Sentence examples for has risen yet from inspiring English sources

compensation has risen yet again.

The number of cars passing through the junction has risen, yet congestion has fallen.

"Since we carried out our first study the purity of mephedrone has fallen, the price has risen, yet the results of our second study showed both use and popularity had increased in the year since the ban.

The pre-Raphaelites rejected him, the Modernists ignored him and, even now, when his reputation has risen yet again among scholars, to many ordinary art lovers he seems a figure of the past, all those small figures set in idyllic countrysides with their references to mythological history.

Besides, tax revenues have fallen drastically as unemployment has risen, yet government spending continues to increase.

As a result, developing capacity and capability of those applying improvement methodologies in the pre-registration population has risen, yet, little is known about the teaching approaches employed for this purpose.

"This [year's] race symbolises the fact that we have risen yet again," says Eunice Dahn, one of the organisers, who is expecting roughly 2,000 participants on Sunday.

Under the terms of Wednesday's amended merger agreement, the termination fee and expense reimbursements that Apollo could receive if Great Wolf accepts a rival offer have risen yet again, to $9.33 million.

Expectations of outcomes have risen, yet more patients with severe co-morbidity of affluent lifestyle (obesity, diabetes and hypertensive cardiac disease) undergo surgery.

While a rising euro can eventually pinch exports by pricing them out of foreign markets, few think it has risen that far yet.

Since I began adult life as a struggling artist in the late 70s, the cost of living has risen astronomically, and yet wages have remained stagnant.