Sentence examples for rise a point from inspiring English sources

If rates rise a point to 7.8%, then the bond's price falls by 13%.

There was an absence of leaders from Asian and Eastern European nations where infection rates are rising, a point that Dr. Piot noted with alarm.

In the U.S., it's share of query volume as measured by comScore declined about a point in August to 19.6percentt, while Google's rose a point to 63percentt.

For the next decade spending is likely to rise a percentage point slower than income each year.

Next year, though, the jobless rate is expected to rise a few percentage points.

At that time carbon dioxide levels begin to rise at a point when they ought to start falling.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose a full point, to 101 10132.

Since the first quarter of 2016 to the last of 2017, research and development costs have risen a single point; general and administrative costs fell from 22percentt of revenue to 14percentt.

If the market rate on 20-year bonds rises a percentage point between now and July, the futures price will fall by $10,550.

Positive impressions of America have risen a few points in France, Germany and Russia since 2004, and have surged in India (since 2002) and Indonesia (2003).

The S&P 500 was down slightly, while the Russell 2000 small-cap index rose a few points.