Sentence examples for highest rises from inspiring English sources

The 12% increase to 4.35 million, a total last seen in the 1970s, will add to stress on buildings, staff and pupils, with the highest rises in inner-city catchments.

Councils imposing the highest rises in percentage terms are Conservative-held Breckland in Norfolk (7.6%), North Dorset (4.8%), East Lindsey in Lincolnshire (4.4%) and South Cambridgeshire (4.3%), and Labour-held Exeter (4%).

Across the world, the highest rises in residential property value are dominated by US, European and Australasian cities. San Francisco and London both near the top, with annual rises of more than 10%.

Councils imposing the highest rises for 2013-14 are Breckland in Norfolk (7.6 per cent), North Dorset (4.8 per cent), East Lindsey in Lincolnshire (4.4 per cent), South Cambridgeshire (4.3 per cent), and Exeter  (4 per cent).

Councils imposing the highest rises for 2013/14 are Breckland in Norfolk (7.6 per cent), North Dorset (4.8 per cent), East Lindsey in Lincolnshire (4.4 per cent) and South Cambridgeshire (4.3 per cent), and Exeter (4 per cent).

Researchers have found that the highest rises in cortisol levels -- the most extreme fight or flight response -- are prompted by "threats to one's social self, or threat to one's social acceptance, esteem, and status".

Exports grew 17.1percentt in real terms, the highest rise since 1992.

Officially, high rises are buildings seven stories or higher.

His voice, already quite high, rises a notch.

Lawless high rises and decayed terraces.

High rises can box and alienate people.