Sentence examples for risen year from inspiring English sources

This figure has risen year on year as the number of children coming from abroad has increased.

At QC level only 11.8% are women, although this figure has risen year on year since 2007.

Since the year of the sack, the average age of cruise passengers has fallen dramatically, while the total numbers have risen year by year.

But with the pound falling against most currencies in recent weeks, the survey showed that prices, for Britons, have risen year on year in 22 of the 25 cities in the comparison table.

The average value of these grants has risen year on year due to the rising costs of living, and the total value of these grants has varied around the £3.5 billion mark every year.

Statutory homelessness and rough sleeping have both risen year on year since 2010, yet in the time of growing demand for help, our annual review of homelessness support showed that 41% of services in England had their funding reduced in 2014.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: "The number of teachers from black and minority ethnic backgrounds has risen year-on-year.

Ivory seizures at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi have risen year-on-year in the last five years as new demand for ivory in Asia fuels the devastation of the elephant population.

The number of people donating has risen year-on-year, with only one exception, over the last decade from 709 in 2003 to almost double that last year, NHS blood and transplant (NHSBT) figures show.

The Italian government says 23,556 people had entered Italy irregularly by sea by April 19th this year, compared to 20,800 during the same period in 2014; the total number making the crossing, given the season, thus seems not to have risen year-on-year.

Since then, prices have consistently risen year-to-year (albeit with that dip for a few months in 1960).