Sentence examples for rises in step with from inspiring English sources

Under the alternative approach, the annual amortization payment rises in step with the assumed annual increase in physician income.

Political Islam is rising in step with democracy across the Middle East.

After accelerating somewhat during 1995, the rise in these costs has steadied a little (see second panel of chart), suggesting that productivity is rising in step with wages.

During the full employment years of the late 1990s, even low wages rose in step with productivity, and poverty fell more sharply than it had in a generation.

Finally, Mr. Romney was asked about his negative rating in polls, which has largely risen in step with his use of tough attack advertisements on his Republican rivals.

The government has not allowed electricity tariffs to rise in step with coal prices, forcing producers to operate at a loss.

If globalization is to continue without encountering more crisis and random destruction, governments must together shift the balance of power so labor incomes can rise in step with rising productivity and profits.

If royalty payments in fiscal 2005 for natural gas had risen in step with market prices, the government would have received about $700 million more than it actually did, a three-month investigation by The New York Times has found.

The "hockey stick" refers to a graph he has used in to illustrate his argument that global temperature has risen in step with industrialization and the increasing use of fossil fuels.

But as soon as you get people focused on creating meaningful connections in the midst of their work, or increasing the meaning and depth of their relationships outside of work, we find happiness rising in step with that social connection.

Longer-term rates did not rise in step with the fed funds rate: ten-year Treasury bond yields even declined at times, posing what Mr Greenspan called a "conundrum".