Sentence examples for hour rising from inspiring English sources

That is £7.20 an hour, rising to £9 by 2020, but only applies to over-25s.

From tomorrow, Costa baristas in the capital will earn a minimum of £8.20 an hour rising to over £9.

New waiters, a union official said, would start at $3.30 an hour, rising to $4.80 after two years.

Starting pay at the South Carolina plant is $14 an hour, while starting pay in Washington is $15 an hour, rising to an average of $28 an hour.

The agreement also states that migrant workers will be guaranteed the national minimum wage – currently €8.65 ($9.25) an hour, rising to €9.15 ($9.80) an hour from January 2016.

Hinkley's output will be guaranteed at £92.50 per megawatt hour, rising with the rate of inflation every year for 35 years.

America's economy shrank by around 2.5% last year but hours worked fell at twice that rate, so productivity (GDP per hour) rose by 2.5%.

French GDP per hour rose by a more impressive 83%, but hours worked per person fell 23%, so GDP per person only increased by 60%.

Meanwhile, productivity growth slowed: output per hour rose at an annual pace of 1.1% in the second quarter, compared with 4.3% in the first.

For a long time, the euro area has needed two things: first, that more of its people work; second, that their productivity (ie, output per hour) rises faster.

Over the five years to 2001, real NDP per hour rose at the same average annual pace of 1.5% in both America and Europe.