Sentence examples for rise as old from inspiring English sources

Today only 10% of bosses are black, but the proportion should rise as old whites retire and young, black graduates are recruited.

Such "broken links" are on the rise as old websites are abandoned or moved to different computers.Worse than this by far is the volume of junk retrieved when panning for gold with one of the Web's search engines.

But, Dr Tanton said, the figures are set to rise "as older people maintain good health, have financial means to travel, and are now more likely to experience partnership breakdown".

Even then, says Mr Baker, Ecolab will do well because the use of chemicals per barrel rises as old wells are replaced by more sophisticated new ones.Green enough?Ecolab's prospects will be affected by two other politically sensitive issues.

PAGE 1 DRAWING THE HEAT Blaming speculators for rising prices may be as old as the markets.

Tale as old as time".

Leave to rise as usual.

River East is even larger -- a $1.7 billion multiphase development that will eventually consist of more than half a dozen high rises as well as the old North Pier, a 500,000-square-foot brick warehouse building left over from the area's not so distant past as a center of shipping and manufacturing.

Shares in the 236-year-old Lloyds rose as much as 3.3percentt; Abbey National rose as much as 2.4percentt as investors calculated that a new bidder would emerge.

As a result of this permissiveness, all sorts of good things happened: wages of nonsupervisory workers jumped significantly, thereby spreading some of the spoils of prosperity; unemployment fell to levels not seen since 1970, and among blacks and Hispanics the jobless rate fell to all-time lows; and inflation, far from rising, as the old theories predicted it should, fell.

The report by London Councils says the shortage is most acute in primary schools, but the need for secondary school places will rise as pupils get older.