Sentence examples for rises noting from inspiring English sources

The Mirror also picked up on the survey, "Fatcat chiefs get 'shocking' rises", noting that the average pay package for a chief executive was £5.48m in 2015, up from £4.96m in 2014.

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A tipster called Nic pointed us to the Surface Book price rises, noting the laptops have increased by £150 across the board — with the base model now costing £1449 vs the prior price-tag of £1,299.

The passengers, meanwhile, are glumly watching the water rise, noting the lack of lifeboats.The financial weather still looks fearful.

"Retail crime is on the rise," notes Sparrow.

Frustratingly, long-term unemployment rose, notes the Huffington Post's Arthur Delaney.

Within 15-30 years other conditions will ease the trade winds, though - allowing the heat pushed into the ocean to rise, noted lead researcher Shayne McGregor.

Since the Great Recession, multi-generational living is on the rise, notes a Pew Research Center analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics.

There was no similar rise noted for other infectious diseases [ 5].

Thanks to them, children in Ukraine felt their spirits rise, " noted Oksana Olifirovych, Emergency Child Protection Officer, UNICEF Ukraine.

Over the same period, the number of patients undergoing RTx, both radical and palliative, increased steadily, with a more pronounced rise noted amongst inhabitants of urban areas.