Sentence examples for rise by over from inspiring English sources

Analysts expect the group's profits will rise by over 60% by the year to March 2017, compared with $3.8 billion in the year to March 2014.Despite (or perhaps having learned from) the failure with Lyondell, the firm is opening up to outsiders at an operational level, as it must do to become a global competitor.

Heavy industrial names such as John Deere, Caterpillar, Terex and Briggs & Stratton have all seen their shares rise by over 35% since October, even though a weakening business climate hardly suggests a flood of new orders for earth-moving equipment, cranes and engines.

At the meeting, Sunoco unveiled a multi-year capital plan whereby profits are projected to rise by over $1.50 per share in refining and supply, and another $1 per share in its other businesses, under normalized conditions.

Expenditure on the NHS will rise by over 7% after inflation.

"Family energy bills have been allowed to rise by over £300 since the election.

Spending on the NHS is scheduled to rise by over 7% a year in real terms until 2007-08.

Production has risen by over 160 per cent over the past five years.

Household incomes have risen by over 60% in that period.

The Dow has since risen by over 70%.

But since 2004 it has risen by over 60% in cash terms and 40% after inflation.

Cumulative inflation for older age groups has risen by over 20%.