Sentence examples similar to rise contrast from inspiring English sources

This rise contrasts sharply with the large loss of 1.4 million of those workers in 2001 and 2002.

The rise contrasted with the expectations of economists in an informal survey.

Their rise contrasted with the United States who, for the first time since 1922, had no man in the last four of the singles.

The modest rise contrasts with the large jumps in share prices of Internet companies like LinkedIn that recently have listed in New York.

In many states, the increases are small, but the widespread rise contrasts with the striking declines in the mid- to late 1990's, when the economy was booming and strict new rules were pushing people from the rolls.

Club Med, with just 376 rooms, is a welcome low-rise contrast to the bombast of most other hotels in the area.

Employment also rose, contrasting with a slight decline UK wide.

"As early as April 2009 our revenues started to rise in contrast to traditional property advertising media which continues to decline," he said.

Rise, by contrast, is $48 each month or $15 a week.

The distribution of Hg-bearing nanoparticles beneath the Au gilding layer gives rise to contrast in the photographs.

Rise, by contrast, is simple: You take a photo of each meal and write a pretty basic description of what you ate.