Sentence examples for pace of rises from inspiring English sources

Economists look at the monthly statistics closely to gauge the pace of rises or declines in prices.

In contrast, the annual pace of rises in the cost of living in January was only 0.3%, the Bank of England said on Tuesday, the highest level for a year.

A modest rate of ice-sheet melting (mainly in Greenland and West Antarctica) is expected to accelerate the pace of rises in sea levels reaching 2.2 m by the end of the century.

Figure 5b shows that the pace of rise in immigration from outside of the EU appears to have been steady over time, but growing fastest in low skilled jobs (Elementary and Operatives).

The deal has now been vilified as too rich for the players as the pace of rising player costs is outstripping that of team revenues.

"Even when the Bank of England does raise rates, we expect the pace of rate rises to be very gradual.

Mortgage approvals have risen in five of the past seven months and the pace of price rises has picked up.

The slowing pace of price rises is expected to allow real household incomes to steady after four years when inflation has outstripped rising wages by more than two to one.

They had fallen in March 2009 and were flat in March this year, helping to ramp up the annual pace of price rises.

This pushed the annual rate of house price increases to 11% from 10.6%, or nearly 10 times the pace of pay rises.

Common sense and economic theory both suggest that as the pace of hiring rises people who have dropped out of the labor force during the recession and its aftermath would start looking for work.