Sentence examples for rise robustly from inspiring English sources

Companies participating in the survey reported exceptionally big jumps in new orders as well as backlogs, both of which suggest that output will continue to rise robustly.

Employment continues to rise robustly, housing activity is very firm, confidence is on the rise, credit growth is improving and the UK's key export market – the Eurozone – is showing some encouraging signs.

After rising robustly for most of the 1990's, WorldCom's stock has languished since last year, closing Friday at $45.875, up $1.8125.

It has risen robustly in value against both the euro and the dollar, setting a record of 29.07 to the euro Monday.

Sales rose robustly in March across a wide range of retail stores, another sign that American consumers were beginning to spend more freely even as the job market remained weak.

But in 2001 and 2002 home prices rose robustly, appreciating an average 6.3% and 7%, respectively.

"Stock prices have risen pretty robustly," she allowed, but she didn't "see stock prices in territory that suggests bubble-like conditions".

Nicholas Ayre, managing director of homebuying agency Home Fusion, said: "Prices continue to rise but not as robustly as in the past few months, suggesting fears of a house price bubble are overstated.

But he rose to the test so robustly and charismatically that Edmund Morris's new, second installment in his Roosevelt biography easily conveys the tenor of this presidency.

However, the incidence of HIV in gay and other MSM is rising in several countries that have robustly implemented ART programs, leading some experts to conclude that TasP alone will not eradicate HIV in these focused epidemics [ 33, 36, 37].

However, this cell line was reported to robustly express bestrophins that give rise to endogenous calcium-activated chloride currents (Chien et al., 2006), potentially confounding the analysis.