Sentence examples for point rises from inspiring English sources

Mount Hermon (Jabal Al-Shaykh), Syria's highest point, rises to 9,232 feet (2,814 metres).

A few years later, psychologist Richard Easterlin showed that after a certain point, rises in national wealth are not matched by increases in happiness.

As the dew point rises and wanes over the next several days, the seed continues to twist itself into the soil until it's deep enough to begin the next generation of drillers.

It was found that, for uncapped Ni nanowires, the melting point drops monotonically with grain size and also with the nanowire diameter; for oxide-capped Ni nanowires, the melting point rises when the nanowire diameter is decreased.

b Energy band structure of Si-Ge-Si layers, in which the valley of conduction band of germanium at L point rises to be higher than the Γ valley of conduction band.

In the simulating calculation, Fig. 7 shows the Ge-Si layer model (a) and its energy band structure (b), in which the valley of conduction band of germanium at L point rises to be higher than the valley of conduction band at Γ point originated from the tensile strain of Ge-Si layers due to annealing to form a direct-gap band structure.

The average Hispanic 12th grader scored 274 in 2009, a two- point rise from 2005.

A half point rise would represent the opening act of a tightening cycle in most cases.

That was more than the 0.5 percentage point rise most analysts had expected.

After Thursday's 67 point rise, the FTSE 100 is currently up 24.04 points at 5481.01.

And now 10percentt of blacks call themselves Republican, a six percentage point rise since 2000.