Sentence examples for rise activity from inspiring English sources

In a study published online on Monday, researchers at the University of California, Irvine, and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that as temperatures rise, activity increases among the microbes that eat the topsoil and exhale carbon dioxide afterward.

The one-day aftershock region is indicated by red dots, extending ~500 km along the subduction zone and includes outer rise activity off-shore of the region of large slip.

Economists said the rising activity most likely reflected recovery from Hurricane Sandy, which struck the East Coast in late October.

"With the labour market strengthening, mortgage rates expected to remain low and consumer confidence rising, activity is likely to recover in the months ahead.

Inflation is rising, activity is flatlining, youth unemployment is approaching the one-million mark, and rebalancing is as far away as ever.

The sluggishness has already lasted a year, and the fog should have lifted by now, blown away by rising activity somewhere in the economy.

Gates & Partners, a law firm based in London that specializes in civil aviation financing, has recently seen rising activity in the Middle East.

A figure above 50 indicates rising activity.The unemployment rate in the euro area edged up from 9.9% in November to 10% in December, its highest since August 1998.

Updated at 5.49pm GMT 5.45pm GMT Berlin Guardian Berlin correspondent Philip Oltermann (@philipoltermann) reports on One Billion Rising activity around the city: As many as 170 registered One Billion Rising dance events took place around Germany this year.

The Paris-based thinktank said gross domestic product across its 34 member states fell by 0.2% – breaking a period of rising activity stretching back to a 2.3% slump in output in the first quarter of 2009.

The Paris-based think tank said gross domestic product across its 34 member states fell by 0.2% - breaking a period of rising activity stretching back to a 2.3% slump in output in the first quarter of 2009.