Sentence examples for rises from the current from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Morgan, if one takes into consideration unfunded pension obligations as well as off-balance sheet debt under the government's private finance initiative, the nation's debt rises from the current level of about 53 percent of gross domestic product to 150 percent, while the budget deficit climbs from 12 percent of the nation's output to 18 percent — higher than in Greece.

Huber said that if, as planned, wind generation in the PJM system eventually rises from the current three gigawatts to almost 50 gigawatts — and if EVs in the area reach 1 million in the next five years — the goal of large-scale V2G technology will become a reality in a market that supplies electricity to 51 million people in the mid-Atlantic, Midwestern, and southern states.

The majority predicted a rise from the current 17.5%to20%0% before the end of 2011.

Annual auto use fees would rise from the current $5 or $10, to $15 or $30.

ECB boss Jean Claude Trichet has signalled a rise from the current 1% base rate at the bank's April 7 meeting.

It's estimated that the number of carers will rise from the current 6.5 million to nine million by 2037.

It would see the threshold at which national insurance is paid rise from the current level of £5,772 a year.

But governor Mark Carney has warned households to start preparing for a rate rise from the current 0.5%.

The borough has also recently renegotiated the university's voluntary contribution, which will rise from the current level of $100,000 a year to about $400,000 in the next five years.

Overall R&D spending should rise from the current level of 1.7% of GDP – below the EU average – to around 3%.

In the case of one-year-olds, the permitted staff to child ratios would rise from the current one-to-three, to one-to-four.