Sentence examples for rise very much from inspiring English sources

But long-term rates didn't rise very much.

There is no sign that the ratings will rise very much, or that the significance will diminish.

But while the economy is performing well overall, workers currently aren't seeing their wages rise very much — a disappointment for many Americans who are looking to make up for ground lost during the recession.

But she predicted that prices would level off -- even if mortgage rates did not rise very much -- because homes would become unaffordable for buyers whose incomes were not rising at the same breakneck pace.

This may suggest that deterioration generally occurs during the second year and that the number will not rise very much with the passing of time (Chart  6).

If PEMT is knocked out GNMT flux goes up a lot so that the GAMT flux does not rise very much.

Strong evidence suggests that the natural rate of unemployment actually hasn't risen very much.

Boulger believes there is "very little chance" of interest rates rising very much during that period.

So far, the current crisis has not led to these long-term periods of youth unemployment rising very much; almost 80% of young people in the OECD who become unemployed are back in work within a year.

"Add that to the fact that the job market has weakened dramatically, and incomes haven't been rising very much — certainly below the pace of inflation — and you really have the ingredients of a significant cutback of consumer spending," he said.

Isn't the rising water very much a living presence in this narrative; in fact, the hero?