Sentence examples for risen a total of from inspiring English sources

In the five and a half years since the start of the recession, the consumer price index has risen a total of 10.2 percent.

In the four consecutive weeks that the Nasdaq has risen a total of 11.9percentthethe information technology index of the S.& P. 500 was up 13.3percentt while the telecommunications services index rose 11.2percentt.

Once in May 1997 when it rose a total of 4.74%.

Wages will rise a total of 21percentt over six years.

If we manage to stay within the 1 trillion ton carbon budget, which we hope will keep the planet below 2°C warming above pre-industrial levels, sea levels will nevertheless rise a total of about 9 meters (30 feet).

In fact, before the most recent one, the United States had had only one major national home price boom in the last century, when real prices rose a total of 68 percent from 1942 to 1953.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, said so-called discretionary spending -- the programs revisited by Congress each year -- would rise a total of just 2percentt in categories outside of the Pentagon and domestic security, about a third of the annual increase of recent years.

Real estate prices have risen by a total of 24percentt since 1998, he said.

She said sales of her book have risen from a total of a few hundred to nearly a thousand.

The NAO's annual report on the MoD's major equipment projects said the overall costs of the department's projects have risen by a total of £6.6bn and commissions have been delayed overall by 39 years since being ordered.

Sara Lee said its prices rose a total $350 million in the year, $120 million of that in the fourth quarter, to help offset an equal rise in commodity prices.