Sentence examples for risen at the same time from inspiring English sources

But the proportion of pupils taking unauthorised family holidays has risen at the same time, from 4.4%to6.1%1%.

They argue that good distribution means more assets under management, which in turn means economies of scale for fund shareholders.As the SEC pointed out, though, fees have risen at the same time as assets under management have grown.

But the number of gates per chip and the chip's clock speed have risen at the same time.

After all, genetic causes account for only 5 to 10% of breast cancers, and while it's unquestionably beneficial to exercise and eat healthy, fitness is no guarantee of escaping breast cancer, which has steadily risen at the same time as the chemical proliferation of the last 40 years.

Moreover, overweight and obesity have continuously risen at the same time underweight did not significantly reduce during the 15-years period.

The fact that the overall inbreeding coefficient has risen at the same time (Table  1) suggests that the increasing autozygosity is due to a progressive increase in differentiation among and/or within regions rather than to loss of alleles.

Working-age populations rose at the same time as the ratio of dependants to workers fell.

How will consumers cope if both taxes and interest rates are rising at the same time?

Expect unemployment to grow, he said, and inflation to rise, at the same time.

Unemployment is rising at the same time as real incomes are being squeezed.

"Neil Harman is surprised that the whole Royal Box rises at the same time the crowd gives the players a standing ovation.