Sentence examples for nice rise from inspiring English sources
The boss of McKesson, a big American wholesaler of drugs and other health-care supplies, pocketed total compensation of $52m in the year to March, a nice rise on the $46m he received in 2011.
"It's hard to imagine not seeing a pretty nice rise in March spending, which will probably continue into the second quarter," Tim Rogers, chief economist at Briefing.com in Boston, said before the report was issued.
Futterman wrote, "He's got the smooth dance moves down... but, most impressively, his slick vocals are on point, hitting nice rises and falls at certain moments but mostly staying 'real cool', as the song calls for", and Berk gave the performance five of five stars.
But that's what I've learned that nice people rise to the top.
Using 50% DIA (Dow 30 stocks), 40% CWI (all world ex-US) and 10% VWO (emerging markets) would have yielded a nice 25% rise from the bottom on March 9.
Since Obama took office, the prime beneficiary of fiscal and monetary policies has been Wall Street, which has seen a nice 30% rise in the market and record bonuses.
White workers were found to be four and a half times more likely than black workers to receive the top performance ratings – and therefore a nice pay rise of up to £3,400.
Detroit also got a nice lift from starter Doug Fister, whose acquisition in a trade keeps rising on the genius meter, writes Joe Lemire on SI.com.
Kind of like "nice people rising up against the bad guy".
My first year in Philadelphia, I lived in a nice high-rise apartment on the 40th floor in the well-to-do Rittenhouse Square neighborhood.
