Sentence examples for rise by two from inspiring English sources

Glaciers are melting so quickly that some scientists say sea levels could rise by two metres this century.

After that, duties will continue to rise by two percentage points above inflation in each of the following four years.

In 2009, it projected that sea levels would rise by two to five inches by the 2020s.

However, their "dire warnings" that temperatures will rise by two or three degrees in the next 50 years simply means everyone in London should move 100 miles north.

By contrast, they project the proportion cast by minority voters, who backed Mr. Obama by overwhelming margins, will rise by two percentage points.

His tendency to over-dramatise the likely consequences of climate change will the oceans rise by two feet or 20?—would be ruthlessly pilloried.

At the beginning of August, when Migrationwatch published a paper claiming net immigration would rise by two million within a decade, the rest of the press finally caught on to the group.

In the United States, spring and durum wheat plantings are expected to rise by two million acres, helping to drive prices down to $7 a bushel, the government said.

Commerzbank pushed back its forecast for a rate rise by three months, until June 2011.

By 2014, assuming health-care costs rise by five per cent a year, it will be about $17,000.

Experts had feared that tidal waters would rise by three metres (9ft), breaching sea defences and flooding thousands of homes.