Sentence examples for rise by a multiple from inspiring English sources

Already, prices of fresh foods have more than doubled in Karachi's markets, and the city's food retail association and government officials expect prices to rise by a multiple of six within the next week.

Since then, with the aid of Baku's insane oil wealth, Nakhchivan has undergone massive redevelopment between 1995 and 2012 the region's GDP rose by a multiple of 48.

This gives rise to a multiple objective problem.

That's another way to view Trump's Syrian strike: the risk of miscalculation, even nuclear miscalculation, just rose by many multiples.

The worst thing that can happen is if this 20% investment rises by several multiples.

After citing cases he said had been outlined in letters sent to his office in Texas, including a small-business owner who faced "premiums set to rise by 22%" and a woman with multiple sclerosis who "because of the new law … is about to lose her coverage", Burgess said: "Many Americans are now questioning the White House's credibility, and rightfully so.

Industrial output rose by a healthier 13.8%.

Agricultural production rose by a sluggish 0.9%.

The number of under- and uninsured Americans (now, even the upper Middle Class) has been rising by multiples.

Hybrid correction exploits the higher quality and coverage of SR libraries, which give rise to stronger alignments, to align these on LR and correct the latter by calling consensus sequence from a multiple alignment.

But if you adjust Credito Italiano's inflated loan-loss reserve to U.S. standards, the book value rises by 12% and the multiple drops to 3.1.