Sentence examples for rise of four from inspiring English sources

Many climate scientists fear a temperature rise of four or five degrees Celsius by century's end.

More than 112,000 homes were built in England over the last year, a rise of four per cent over the previous 12 months, according to new government figures.

Scientists warned that the world was on track for an average global-temperature rise of four degrees Celsius (more than seven degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of this century.

The most directly comparable figure, for maths, showed a rise of four percentage points in the proportion of pupils reaching the necessary standard from the 80% recorded in 2011.

In maths, England's nine to 10-year-olds scored 546, a rise of four points since 2011, while 13 to 14-year-olds scored 518, up by 11 points.

Instead, the sparkling Saddlers went up the other end to wrap up victory - and a rise of four places back up the table to seventh.

A rise of three degrees would be bad enough.

That is a rise of seven percentage points in just one year.

Its 55,000 sales brought it to No. 8, a rise of six slots from last week.

"Wonderful!" Pat exclaimed, not quite foreseeing the rise of one empire and the decline of another.

The region must see that the simultaneous rise of two continent-sized big powers is peaceful.