Sentence examples for results rising from inspiring English sources

Lloyds of London insurer Catlin also benefited from analyst reaction to its recent stronger-than expected results, rising 1.3p, or 0.4%, to 323p.

All the while, people have continued to expect Google's search engine to operate on strictly meritocratic principles, with the best results rising to the top.

He joined Sony in 1996, just two years after the Japanese parent company took a loss of $3.2 billion on its Hollywood operations because of poor box-office results, rising costs and a wave of executive resignations.

The other discount stores measured by Thomson Reuters — places like BJ's Wholesale Club and Target — also turned in good performances, and the sector as a whole had the best results, rising 4.3 percent.

The first articles were published in the 1970's; there are 100+ results each year since 2006, the number of results rising steadily till 2013 to 200+ articles each year and a slight decline in 2016 (176 articles).

Our results rising from the training set yielded a multivariate model, which constituted the basis of the nomogram.

In the year of conversion, results rise again equivalent to 1.7 grades in one subject.

Differentiation in lessons can work, and the evidence is that results rise.

General Electric, the diverse conglomerate whose troubled financial arm has been weighing on recent results, rose one notch to fifth.

According to Dispatches, reclassifying the 12 pupils saw Portslade's benchmark GCSE results rise from below the national average to just above it.

The results rise from a correctness rate of 71.8 73.8% which is a relative improvement of 2.8%.