Sentence examples for risen together from inspiring English sources

Since the recession, house prices and increases in real-terms earnings have not risen together.

"They have risen together," said Sarah Brown, the beauty director of Vogue, adding that some of her favorite recent shoots for the magazine have featured their work, often shot by the photographer David Sims.

She noted that by 1975 productivity and median wages, which until then had risen together, had started to decouple: the former continued to rise while the latter remained flat.

For more than two weeks I have been watching the happenings in Egypt, and it is clear that the country has risen together for a single cause — the removal of President Hosni Mubarak.

For most of the last century, wages and productivity — the key measure of the economy's efficiency — have risen together, increasing rapidly through the 1950's and 60's and far more slowly in the 1970's and 80's.

Wealth and income inequality have risen together in recent decades, to some extent feeding each other.

"We must all rise together," one said.

Initially, house prices and sales rose together.

And rise together," concludes P Money.

"But everyone has to rise together.

We all rose together, and now we fall.