Sentence examples for rises as a from inspiring English sources

Investment rises as a share of GDP, and consumption falls.

Productivity rises as a result of investments in skills, infrastructure and housing made over several years.

Loss of power has seen pay fall while profit rises as a share of GDP.

Yet controllers reckon that the risk of a collision rises as a square of any increase in traffic.

It's heated with a steam jacket round the outside, till alcohol rises as a vapour through Chase's distinctive copper rectification column.

Mr Rajoy's most vocal critics are social conservatives and those on the right who see tax rises as a sell-out.

It tends to reinforce concentration of both wealth and income as the flow of income from capital rises as a share of total income.

Third, less skilled and less experienced employees lose employment opportunities when the cost to hire and train them rises as a result of a minimum-wage increase.

Ministers from places like France, Belgium and Germany fall over themselves to talk up milk price rises as a boon to farmers (rarely mentioning consumers).

March 2006: Around 200 staff on the Independent benefit from bonuses or pay rises as a result of management's last-minute offer to averted a planned strike.

O.K., I know how some people will respond: anyone who questions the ideal of homeownership must want the population "confined to Soviet-style concrete-block high-rises" (as a Bloomberg columnist recently put it).