Sentence examples for much faster rise from inspiring English sources

Over all, more people donate organs each year, but they cannot keep up with a much faster rise in demand.

"There's been a huge fall-off in mortgage applications and turnover in the housing market," he told the BBC's World at One. "At the same time, in the south, you have a much faster rise in prices, while in the north some areas prices have fallen 40%.

The Physical Science Basis forecasts a much faster rise in global temperature a likely range of 1.7 4.4ºC by the end of the twenty-first century if carbon dioxide concentrations reach twice the atmospheric levels of the present day.

In the latter case, the accommodation space was smaller and the cooling of the felsic mobilizates much faster, giving rise to fine-grained aplitic rather than coarse-grained felsic mobilizates (chilled margin effect).

Unit labour costs in Chinese industry have risen by 41% since the first quarter of 2003, according to calculations by The Economist, much faster than their rise in American, European or Japanese manufacturing.

The IO perovskite exhibits a much faster (100-fold) rise in the photocurrent upon exciton illumination at 521 nm compared to that upon BB (410 nm) illumination.

The demands on the NHS have risen, and will continue to rise, much faster than that.

Cows and calves are eaten as well of course, but demand for leather is rising much faster than the supply, resulting in dramatic price rises.

China, in particular, should allow its exchange rate to rise much faster.

And, across the board, drug prices rise much faster than inflation.

Youth unemployment is already high but, without determined action, it will rise much faster.