Sentence examples for rise in terms from inspiring English sources

In recent days it has been crashing after a spectacular rise in terms of dollars.

And what happened was you saw Houston rise as the energy capital, you saw Atlanta rise through its airport as the travel capital, you saw Miami rise in terms of its connections with Latin and Central America.

It also mentioned Amazon Alexa's rise, in terms of its mobile app's presence on the app stores.

However, companies can raise prices in line with inflation, so consumers are still likely to see their actual bills rise in terms of pounds and pence.

It is expected that diversity brings novelty, unique experience and different perspectives which may explain a rise in terms of productivity.

The data presented include maximum explosion pressure, explosion time and rate of explosion pressure rise in terms of deflagration index over a range of methane-air equivalence ratio (φ: 0.53 1.52).

This persisted until mid-2013 when a sharp rise in term premia is detectable everywhere except for Chile.

"Soft drink expectations had risen in terms of soft drink performance, and they had even beat those improved expectations.

"The bar has risen in terms of people's expectations of home entertainment systems," said Cyrus Claffey, the president of Clareo Networks in Manhattan, the company that designed and installed the automation systems at North8.

"We have not only not touched the strategic reserve but it has been invested and has risen in terms of investment value from £550m to over £720m".

As we enter March, many colleges and universities are about to -- if they haven't done so already -- participate in an event that rivals the sun rising in terms of importance: student government elections.