Sentence examples for rise figures from inspiring English sources

FTSE 100 companies that have reported pay deals so far this year have given their chief executives an aggregate 6% rise, figures from the thinktank showed.

Meanwhile food poverty is on the rise – figures from the Trussell Trust show that food-bank use has increased more than 40-fold in the UK since 2008-09.

Only then will it go ahead with a second planned rise in the consumption tax, from 8% to 10%, which is scheduled for October 2015.Until solid data on shoppers' reactions arrives, economists are left with anecdotes from the week, together with pre-tax rise figures.

Related: Sexual assaults in prisons in England and Wales on the rise, figures reveal While these numbers include a handful of extremely dangerous young people who have committed shocking crimes, most have found themselves incarcerated after a succession of minor offences – the average time served is less than three months.

This is indicated by a decrease in CRT values as the NDVI values take a positive rise (Figure 6b).

P43 overexpression abrogated this rise (Figure 5D).

If we're talking about 2020, there are also rising figures like Kamala Harris, California's attorney general.

At the time they were both rising figures in the government of his predecessor, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

While bulls point to rising figures for economic growth, production and consumer confidence, firms are finding that corporate profits are rising rather more slowly, if at all.

All those definitely help across the board and help [our business]." Another important factor driving these gradually rising figures is, believe it or not, online shopping itself.

These rising figures have been clearly associated with increased morbidity and mortality.