Sentence examples for rise at a faster pace from inspiring English sources

The sector continues to struggle in part because the number of charities continues to rise at a faster pace than charitable giving.

The central bank has instead tried to curb inflation by allowing the yuan to rise at a faster pace against the dollar by an annual rate of 18% in the first quarter of this year.

Rising student debts come at a challenging time for consumer finances in general in the UK, which are being squeezed as prices rise at a faster pace than wages.

Although the housing market appears to have slowed, there seems to be no let-up in rising rents, and the most recent monthly report by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors predicted that they would rise at a faster pace than house prices over the next five years.

Richard Manning, chairman of the organization's development assistance committee, said that he was surprised that aid to Africa other than debt relief grew so slowly — and noted that such aid would have to rise at a faster pace to double aid to Africa by 2010.

Singapore's inflation rate hit a two-year high of 4.6% in December, and the central bank has warned that prices may rise at a faster pace in coming months.

It increased because output rose at a faster pace than hours worked.

Gasoline prices rose at a faster pace, while the increase in food prices slowed.

Output and new orders both rose at a faster pace, although the pace of new hirings slowed.

Losses on the cards are rising at a faster pace than those in the rest of the credit card market.

Though German Bund and US Treasury yields have also been rising in recent days, the fact that gilt yields have risen at a faster pace reflects investor nervousness.