Sentence examples for rise internationally from inspiring English sources

As their stars continue to rise internationally, they too can feed their box office potential back to our homegrown products.

[C8.] Stocks Rise Internationally Stocks around the world advanced, led by technology-related companies including LogicaCMG and Canon, amid optimism that a recent slump was exaggerated given the outlook for earnings growth.

Antimicrobial resistance among A. baumannii appears to be on the rise internationally [ 8, 12], though temporal changes in antimicrobial susceptibility have not been widely described and may vary locally.

Domestic support for Sarkozy continued to erode throughout 2011, even as his profile rose internationally, because of his leadership role in the response to the European debt crisis.

In a notable Met debut, Elza van den Heever, a 33-year-old South African soprano whose career is rising internationally, is a vocally burnished and emotionally tempestuous Elizabeth (Elisabetta).

By 1951 this had exceeded pre-war levels, and general levels of nutrition were rising internationally, but by the time Bruce stepped down in that year neither had improved fast enough to keep pace with the post-war population boom.

The prevalence of type 2 diabetes is rising internationally.

The implementation of pay for performance systems (P4P) for primary care is rising internationally.

Popular calypso arose in the early 20th century, with the rise of internationally known calypsonians like Attila the Hun and Roaring Lion.

Sales of U.S. soups, sauces and beverages fell 8% compared to last year's third quarter, but rose 7% internationally, while sales in the baking and snacking unit rose 10%, and North American foodservice sales rose 5%.

Since the May Inflation Report, market interest rates have risen sharply internationally and asset prices have been volatile.