Sentence examples for has still risen from inspiring English sources
Beer duty on an average 4% strength pint has still risen from 39.4p a pint in 2010 to 41.6p following this Budget.
But its price has still risen around three times faster than inflation since its last sale, in 1980, to John du Pont of the famous chemicals family.
Despite the recent drop in share prices, the value of his fund has still risen by nearly 100% this year, following an 85% increase in 1998.
The jobless rate has still risen as more people enter the workforce, keeping the participation rate near historical highs, and could climb further in coming months.
Despite falls over the past 18 months, the average house price has still risen by 123% between October 1998 and today, according to Halifax.
Even though some companies have cut the pay of workers, the average hourly wage has still risen 1.5 to 2.5percentt over the last year, depending on which government survey is examined.
And since the end of 2011, the price to income ratio has risen 35% while with a lower level of population growth it would have still risen a sizeable 29%.
The ambition displayed last night showed why, amid such uncertainties, that club have still risen to the top of the Conference and the burly Danny Wright did the early damage.
For example, some studies have claimed raising the minimum wage increases does not reduce jobs because in cities or states that have raised the minimum wage, jobs in affected industries have still risen.
He also sees little inflationary pressure, with the biggest concern for most officials being that inflation has still not risen up to the 2% target in a sustained way.
