Sentence examples for much smaller rises from inspiring English sources

However, global action to cut carbon emissions would mean the fatal WBT would not be passed and that temperatures in Saudi Arabia would experience much smaller rises.

He noted that the fall in service sector jobs was broadly based, but "big rises in joblessness in transport and trade, retail, business, temp help and leisure coupled with much smaller rises in government employment did the main damage".

Economists had expected much smaller rise, to 71.

Still, the December figures surprised analysts, who had been expecting a much smaller rise, of 0.6percentt.

Experts had predicted a much smaller rise of 0.3%, believing shoppers might have been intimidated by the spectre of a downturn and therefore rein in their spending.

It may well be that a much smaller rise can trigger an eruption if a volcano is critically poised and ready to blow.

That's a sharp fall on March's 1.7%, and a much smaller rise in the cost of living than analysts had expected.

The findings will make grim post-holiday reading for the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, who along with shadow chancellor Ed Balls has seen a much smaller rise in credibility, with 24% of the public preferring them compared with 19% two months ago.

A much smaller rise in endogenous lipid signal was observed with 25  μ M D8-AA at earlier time points.

The placebo condition evoked a much smaller rise in IL-6 (.60 ±.41 pmol/L at baseline to.87 ±.63 pmol/L at 3 hours, p =.05, consistent with a response to experimental stress (30).

The placebo condition evoked a much smaller rise in IL-6 (.60 ±.41 pmol/L at baseline to.87 ±.63 pmol/L at 3 hours, p =.05), consistent with a physiological response to experimental stress (11).