Sentence examples for rise to a maximum from inspiring English sources

Tuition fees rise to a maximum of £9,000 a year for many students around the UK this autumn, following the decision to raise fees in England's universities.

The agreements announced today allow debts to rise to a maximum of six times Ebitda.

On Monday at the first party room meetings, Labor resolved to amend the rise to a maximum of $400bn.

In contrast, New York City Transit express bus fares would rise to a maximum of $6.25, from $5, a 25percentt increase.

The first narrow peak among pre-menopausal women showed a very steep rise to a maximum about 8 10 months after mastectomy.

The Yergeni hills and the Salsk-Manych ridge rise to a maximum of 725 feet (221 metres) along the republic's western boundary.

Attendants' pay starts at $17,145 and rises to a maximum of $36,918 after 14 years.

The weather was worsening, and the swell had risen to a maximum of five meters.

Officials say they are no gift: the coupon is 9%, rising to a maximum of 15%.

Those younger than that, who take money out, will be subject to an "unauthorised withdrawal" charge by HMRC of at least 55%, rising to a maximum of 70%.

It was this time last year that Wenger bought Walcott from Southampton, an initial £5m outlay rising to a maximum of £12m.