Sentence examples for parallel rise in from inspiring English sources

But any celebration of this achievement is complicated by the parallel rise in inequality.

Some ascribe the development to a parallel rise in Jewish culture.

But that was before the extraordinary rise in house prices, and the parallel rise in private renting.

This profound change in Nato's role has been matched by a parallel rise in France's role within the alliance.

However, that view is challenged by data which shows a parallel rise in overdose deaths and the mass prescribing of opioids the president acknowledged earlier in his speech.

One book that landed on my desk recently posits that pollution is making us fat and traces the parallel rise in air-conditioning and obesity.

In addition, we have recently reported that increases in blood pressure parallel rises in albumin excretion, even before the onset of microalbuminuria in young people with type 1 diabetes (14).

Over the past two decades both alcohol consumption (WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2010) and alcohol-related problems (liver cirrhosis, binge-drinking, alcohol-related violence and alcohol-related deaths) among adults have increased (MacNaughton and Evelyn, 2011; Room et al., 2005; Room et al., 2011) along with growing concern about parallel rises in problematic drinking among adolescents.

In parallel, rising affluence in some countries means a larger number of people living water-intensive lifestyles, including watering of gardens, cleaning cars and using washing machines and dishwashers.

A parallel rise was observed in the amount of immunoprecipitated WFS1 (Figure 3A, lanes 5 and 6, lower panels, IP).

The ascent of China as a major player in our world economy seems to parallel a rise in stereotypes of the Chinese as sly, as powerful, as unprincipled.