Sentence examples for not risen further from inspiring English sources

But he has not risen further.

On balance, the budget's position on corporate tax is probably a reasonable compromise for all concerned: the corporate sector can at least console itself with the knowledge that the main income tax rate has not risen further; while from a fiscal point of view it is useful for the government's revenues that tax has not been cut to appease business.

The main reason prices have not risen further is that many people don't expect oil prices to stay at these levels.

Ms. Schieffelin said she first realized that she might not rise further when she was not promoted at the end of 1996, after again leading her department.

The ' big money", which may be the group Samantha Morton is commenting on, own less than one fifth, an amount that looks like it will not rise further, not reaching the density that we see in adult care or in independent fostering.

If the pessimists turn out to be right, the plan's injection of 1percentt of gross domestic product will help ensure that overall economic growth will not slow much below the current 3percentt rate and that unemployment will not rise further.

Even those experts who say that prices will not rise further acknowledge that the balance between supply and demand is so tight that any problem that affects supply, like a pipeline break or refinery shutdown, could drive up prices once more.

The estimated cost of fitting the "cats and traps" system to HMS Prince of Wales had risen from £950m to £2bn "with no guarantee that it will not rise further".

In Los Angeles, the RR of kidney stone presentation increased between temperatures of 10°C and 15°C, but did not reach statistical significance and did not rise further after 15°C.

But, in the past few months, as the unemployment rate has fallen all the way to 4.3percentnthethe so-called "core" rate of inflation, which excludes volatile items like energy prices, hasn't risen further, as the theory would predict.

Eventually the staff agreed that it was still safe to discharge him so long as his temperature didn't rise further, and it seemed to stabilise.