Sentence examples for rise at the same pace from inspiring English sources

Leaf said: "Buyers are finding better value than in London, although if property prices continue to rise at the same pace that may no longer be true.

If emissions this year rise at the same pace as last year, the world will exceed 32 gigatonnes of Co2 in energy-related emissions alone in a single year.

Looking at the data from all over the world, it is clear that, instead of getting happier as they become better off, people get stuck on a "hedonic treadmill": their expectations rise at the same pace as their incomes, and the happiness they seek remains constantly just out of reach.

Even recently, after promoting the Seaport District as a hub for innovation, the Boston startup ecosystem still hasn't managed to rise at the same pace of some of the other hubs.

Its graduation rates have not risen at the same pace as the statewide figures.

State Medicaid spending, rising at the same pace, is the fastest-growing item in many state budgets.

He said the rates he was able to charge customers had not risen at the same pace.

The country's headline inflation rate was 0.6% in the year to May, and core consumer prices, which exclude fresh food, rose at the same pace.

In the first three decades after the second world war, the income of the 90% rose at the same pace as its consumption.

Higher stamp duty has affected demand for expensive homes and after several years of rocketing prices people no longer expect values to keep rising at the same pace, reducing demand.

Similarly, France and Italy have seen joblessness rise at roughly the same pace, although Italy is widely thought to be in worse shape economically.