Sentence examples for rise based on from inspiring English sources

It is rare, many said, that one would see the crime rate rise based on occasional opportunistic criminal activity that comes with a tight economy: people shoplifting, for instance, when the family budget gets pinched.

Her credit scores will rise, based on zero card debt, right?

And will ticket prices continue to rise based on inevitable demands of these stars?

It had been a remarkable rise, based on a recognition in 1976 that improvement was the key to fulfilment.

They often do so without seeing interest rates rise based on the quantity, duration or frequency of their borrowing.

Economists expected all retail sales to fall after May's previously reported 1.2percentt rise, based on the median forecast of 72 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey.

Negotiations cover both pay-scale increases and regular annual wage rises based on age.

Recently, the city offered an annual base rent that begins at $15 million and rises based on the Port Authority's revenues.

The Productivity Commission report recommended that South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland remove trading restrictions, and that the wage structure of apprenticeships and traineeships be reviewed to allow employers to offer pay rises based on competency.

The pay deal will mean that there will no longer be annual pay rises based on years of service - but instead rises will depend on performance.

At this point the token must fend for itself in the market, sinking or rising based on news, opinion or rumor.