Sentence examples for matched by rising from inspiring English sources

Traditional theory says that investment should be "sustainable," that is, it should be "matched" by rising consumption.

LinkedIn's membership momentum this year has been matched by rising revenue growth: its Q3 revenues were up 81percentnt year-over-year, and up 10percentnt sequentially on Q2 revenues.

The cost of reorganisation, put at up to £3bn, is now matched by the rising bill owed to competition lawyers.

Other officials say that they, too, might favor more accommodation if declines in the unemployment rate are not matched by a rising employment rate.

Mr. Voutilainen said the rise in the number of complicated watches had not been matched by a rise in watchmaker expertise, or even by a rise in the number of watchmakers.

But he said the rise in debt had been matched by a rise in real estate values and stock portfolios.

According to Professor Masahiro Yamada, a sociologist at Chuo University in Tokyo, who has coined the phrase "stranded singles" for the phenomenon, the rise in virginity rates is matched by a rise in the lack of interest in having any kind of "real" relationship.

Such factors include poor market design, market power, sustained demand growth not matched by new capacity, rising marginal cost, and financial insolvency.

The reduction in executions is matched by the rise in public disapproval of the sentence.

In the past few years, the growing problems of the economy have been matched by a rise of Islamic fundamentalism.

The decline of the Ptolemies in the 2nd and 1st centuries bce was matched by the rise of Rome.