Sentence examples for rise comparing from inspiring English sources

Depending on the model used for temperature projection, the long-term annual mean air temperature rise, comparing the reference periods 1971 to 2000 (8.5°C according to measurements and 8.6°C according to projections) and 2071 to 2100, varies between 3.2°C (ECHAM5/COSMO-CLM) and 3.7°C (WETTREG2010).

UK residents made 5.79m visits abroad, also a 1% rise compared with July 2015.

The engineering sector showed a small rise compared with its 2015-16 recruitment.

The biggest rise compared to five years ago is for the Lib Dems with curious voters driving a 250% boost.

The month's traffic figures showed a 5.1% rise compared to a year ago, with premium traffic up by 8%.

This signifies a tripling in the amount of sea-level rise compared to the last century (roughly 8 inches globally).

Net income rose to $2.6 billion, or 78 cents a diluted share, a 20percentt rise compared with the $2.16 billion, or 65 cents a share, earned in the quarter a year earlier.

But that was a small rise compared with a near-sixfold increase in the value of trading in Stockholm.

On business volumes, just 23 per cent reported a rise, compared with a 41 per cent fall, a negative balance of 18 per cent.

"Suicides rose by 17% during the same period [2007-2009], and unofficial 2010 data quoted in parliament mention a 25% rise compared with 2009.

That rise, compared with 1.8percentt in August, most likely reflected the surging cost of crude oil, which pushes up gasoline and energy prices.