Sentence examples for more general rise from inspiring English sources

The government raised VAT on private jets, which were previously zero-rated, along with the more general rise in the tax from 17.5%to20%0%.

The second and this is the uncertain part would be a more general rise in business and consumer spending.

The evidence is mixed and may depend on: (1) whether one is examining heat waves versus a more general rise in temperature; (2) the study design and lag structure used for temperature effects; (3) the potential interactions with air pollution; (4) the baseline health status of the population; (5) the population at risk; and (6) other local factors that might determine vulnerability.

"I suppose I was being more cognizant to the general rise in stigma especially as UKIP was saying things like migrants with HIV should be the last migrants we let into the UK".

A European intelligence official told me that the meeting also focussed on more general Saudi fears about "the rise of the Shiites".

In the TASEP-type models, the PBN model can be used to compute stationary distributions which may work effectively for moderate size problems; this can then be combined with numerical simulations for large systems, and finally analytical approaches to TASEP can be used, where possible, to give rise to more general conclusions.

And this doubt gives rise to a more general one: can prose of such stylistic panache accommodate complexity and depth?

Here we emphasize that Riemann-Liouville type integral boundary conditions involving two indices give rise to a more general situation in contrast to the case of a single index [22].

The book was published at the height of the McCarthy "witch hunts" in the U.S., and this culture of suppression and censorship, as Bradbury himself attested, is what helped to inspire the book, even though its meaning encompasses more general concerns about book-burning, the rise of technology, and over-reliance on digital media at the cost of the written word.

A range of factors – house-price inflation, rising unemployment, a more general increase in the number of people with drink, drug and mental health problems, a ban on 16- and 17-year-olds claiming housing benefits – saw rough sleeping, most visibly in London's notorious "cardboard cities", on the increase once more.

In the top 10, Canada will eventually drop out to be replaced by Indonesia — a more general sign of how Asia continues to rise.  .