Sentence examples for risen faster from inspiring English sources

Food prices have risen faster than wages.

What seems to have risen faster is public anxiety.

Scores have risen faster since the turn of this century.

Incomes have risen faster than those of whites.

(The latter number has risen faster lately among women and self-identified Democrats).

Labour costs have risen faster in other new EU members too.

Gosh, why should wages and prices have risen faster in, say, Spain than in Germany?

Unemployment is low and, until recently, incomes had risen faster than inflation.

The cost of a university education has risen faster than the rate of inflation for decades.

Over the past year investment has risen faster than anyone expected.

Part of it is political: inequality has risen faster under the Republicans than under the Democrats.