Sentence examples similar to rises above the average from inspiring English sources

Stansbury Island and Strongs Knob remain peninsulas unless the water level rises well-above the average.

This indicates that even on a time scale of a few years, the ice can respond if deep ocean temperatures drop below or rise above the average.

The average amount consumers spend on cable television service has risen above the average monthly expenditure on satellite TV, according to a report released yesterday.

As a result, school tax rates in the district are rising above the average for the county, and they are expected to top the list by the end of 2002, he said.

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German inflation at 2.2% is now below average; it will rise above as the average falls, helping weaker European economies to regain competitiveness.Although this rebalancing is needed, it will upset Germans who are neuralgic about inflation.

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When those are included, the city's tax rate rises above the state average.

The organisation said it expected East Anglia to have price rises above the national average, alongside the north-west of England and the West Midlands.

Thursday's official figures show that north-east England saw the biggest regional increase in rough sleeping in 2014, while London, the north-west and south-west all saw rises above the national average.

The rest of the UK will also see a sustained period of dry, sunny weather, with the mercury rising to well-above the average for the time of year.