Sentence examples for risen at about from inspiring English sources

Since 2000 the numbers riding the Tube after 10pm have risen at about double the rate of those doing so during the day.

In the last nine months, consumer spending has risen at about a 3percentt rate on an inflation-adjusted basis.

Nonmilitary spending has risen at about the same pace as it did during George W. Bush's second administration, and much more slowly than during his first.

Also, there were no consistent trends in daily temperature ranges, since day and night temperatures had risen at about the same rate.

The nation's economic output increased at an annualized rate of 5.7 percent in the fourth quarter of last year and is estimated to have risen at about half of that pace in the first quarter of 2010.

Since 1980, per capita real G.D.P. — which is what matters for living standards — has risen at about the same rate in America and in the E.U. 15: 1.95 percent a year here; 1.83 percent there.

Mr. Bernstein said that if the C.P.I. rises at about a 2.6percentt annual rate for the life of the note, the return on the 10-year TIPS at its current price will match that of the nominal 10-year note.

Both cities are built on and around water, but Stockholm is actually rising, at about an eighth of an inch a year, while Venice is heading in the other direction.

In those sleepers who expected an early wake-up call, levels of the hormone adrenocorticotropin--known to peak just after waking--began to rise at about 4 30.

Roseland's rose at about half that rate to $28,601.

In comparison, spending in the United States is expected to rise at about half that rate.