Sentence examples for measures rise with from inspiring English sources

As with JDR, it is obvious that the two measures rise with the number of calculated distances, reaching close to 100% in the right edge of figures.

Measure the rise with the tape measure.

Because larger metropolitan areas tend to have more jurisdictions and exhibit greater differences in racial composition among jurisdictions, measured segregation rises with size, as measured by school enrollment.

Their data continue to show uncertainty (as they measure it) rising with the debt ceiling and again with the fiscal cliff.

Under the Senate bill, the thresholds would rise with inflation, measured by the Consumer Price Index, plus one percentage point — substantially less than the expected rise in health spending and insurance premiums.

We compared these results with the measured rising speed and dissolution rate.

Public sector net borrowing (excluding the impact of bank bailouts) – the government's preferred measure – rose last month to 15.4bn, compared with 14.8bn in December 2011.

Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club, points out that we don't actually know how wage packets fared in April, but March's payroll data does suggest real wages are falling: "After six consecutive monthly falls, April broke inflation's downward trend with the CPI measure rising from 1.6%to1.8%8%.

A survey affiliated with the government said its measure rose to 54.7 in October, from 53.8 in September.

Even with last week's decline, the four-week average, a less volatile measure, rose to 486,750, the greatest amount since November 2009.

The cap would rise with some measure of overall inflation, but would not necessarily keep pace with the costs of medical care and health insurance.