Sentence examples for rise to almost from inspiring English sources

His rise to almost 21% is stunning.

As with others, Perry was highly competitive, and seemed able to rise to almost any occasion.

Citigroup, an investment bank, estimates that they will rise to almost 900m tonnes by 2014.

Based on inflation projections, this will rise to almost £3,000 in 2012.

While Lavandula gives rise to almost monospecific formations in intermediate and upper hill zones, perennial grasses occupy the low areas.

In October real GDP stood at 7.3%, and it was likely to rise to almost 8% the following year.

America's current-account deficit could rise to almost 4% of GDP next year, its biggest this century.

Unemployment, already at about 25%, may rise to almost 27%, the OECD warned in a separate report this week.

Southward, across the Juan de Fuca Strait, the Olympic Mountains rise to almost 8,000 feet (2,440 metres).

That somewhere else is London; Gabriel joined Arsenal for a fee that could rise to almost €19m.

While the first building block proved unsuitable for efficient coupling by reductive amination, the second gave rise to almost quantitative yields according to mass spectral monitoring.