Sentence examples for rise of more from inspiring English sources

Long in development, their unique design could help usher in the rise of more resilient microgrids.

Forecasters expect a further rise of more than 4% in 2015.

Telecommunications shares gave the broader market a lift with a rise of more than 1 percent.

That's a rise of more than four hundred and seventy-five per cent.

But this decline was countered by the rise of more violent offenders entering the system.

They say a rise of more than a metre by 2100 is possible.

The shares closed up 88p, a rise of more than 4%, at £21.03.

The extreme El Niño year of 1997-98 saw a rise of more than 3C.

The figures were a rise of more than a third from the 379 cases that had been reported by Saturday.

Most rich countries saw a rise of more than 40% in the ratio of household debt to disposable income.

That represents a rise of more than three percentage points since 2009, when the nation's recession officially ended.