Sentence examples for risen out from inspiring English sources

He told his audience at Doerr's home that more than fifty per cent of the Grameen Bank's borrowers who have been in the program for more than five years have risen out of poverty, according to a simple measurement system that he himself had devised.

While 100 million Latin Americans have risen out of poverty since the early 2000s, 220 million are still living just above the poverty line, many young people don't finish school and problems of violence continue to trouble the countries in the region.

The jobless rate is close to record lows at 5%, the minimum wage is up more than 50% in the past five years, tens of millions of people have risen out of poverty since the Workers' party came to power in 2003 and the bolsa familia poverty relief payments have been extended to 13.8 million families.

His parents, Geraldine and Donald, have become local celebrities of a sort, as their son's star has risen out in California.

Hostility is brewing among the city-states (Denver, Texarkana, Monterey) that have risen out of the former American nation.

Soon, the Missouri and the Mississippi Rivers, and many tributaries including the Iowa, had risen out of their banks.

But with them come rising out-of-wedlock birth rates.

Her voice rose out of it.

His wish rose out of self-loathing.

It rose out of the water.

"Meaning, rise out of this".