Sentence examples for risen to the same from inspiring English sources

Global rates of depression have not risen to the same extent, even though more people are being diagnosed in some countries.

Given George W. Bush's remarks at his Tuesday press conference (front page, April 14), would he have risen to the same occasion?

Since then, girls' participation in higher level mathematics classes has risen to the same level as boys', with predictable results, according to study co-author Marcia Linn, UC Berkeley professor of education.

The world "glasshole" has now risen to the same prominence as "selfie" and "twerk". Yes, it's getting attention.

You have to be more careful and maybe that creates a bit more pressure than if a man had risen to the same position.

If American-Chinese immigration numbers had risen to the same level as Mexicans, would we be talking about them the same way?

As literature, it doesn't rise to the same class.

5. Polls don't keep rising to the same percentage over and over.

The calculated surface tension values exponentially rise to the same maximum value with a decrease of the polar fraction.

Moscow's counter-deal envisages that Abkhaz pensions and social benefits will rise to the same level as Russia's.

By 2013, the levels of "direct payments" to their farmers are due to rise to the same as those in the present EU countries.