Sentence examples for most notable rises from inspiring English sources

Overall Olympic sports recorded the most notable rises, headed by cycling which has seen an extra 200,000 people climb into the saddle over the last year.

Although rents increased across the whole of the UK, London and the south-east continued to see the most notable rises.

The most notable rise is detected in women with previous sections (group 5) and in nulliparous term women in spontaneous labor of a single cephalic (group 1).

McNeill's most notable work, The Rise of the West (1963), traces the rise, development, and interrelationships of civilizations through 5,000 years of recorded history.

While the economic situation was mildy supportive, some of the most notable gainers were rising on takeover talk.

Perhaps most notable this week was the rise of Owl City, the one-man project of Adam Young, a 23-year-old from Minnesota whose song "Fireflies" has been a sleeper hit on the radio.

Most notable is a 21% rise, to $115 million, for the Science to Achieve Results (STAR) extramural grants program, which funds research in areas such as ecosystem protection and endocrine disrupters.

One of the most notable consequences of the rise of electronic entertainment has been the rapid obsolescence of the various recording and storage methods.

Perhaps the most notable is the rocket-rising mine; it can detect the unique acoustic or magnetic signature of a US carrier and deliver a warhead traveling at up to 70 knots from the ocean bottom.

Most notable is the steady rise in Asia and the Pacific throughout much of the 1970s and 1980s, a trend which has continued also in the 1990s.

Initially, Forest's most notable response was a crisp, rising 20-yard shot from Adlene Guedioura that narrowly cleared the bar.