Sentence examples for rises of around from inspiring English sources
He thinks the ban has already hit shoppers there hard - with typical fruit price rises of around 60%.
In 2003 Australia and Britain topped the table with 12-month rises of around 20%.
In 2004 America's top 2000 chief executives enjoyed pay rises of around 30% and earned an average of $5.7m.
The latest Unipol data, to be published in November, is expected to show further rises of around 7%.
Railway workers and teachers' unions are demanding wage rises of around 30% in 2014.As for the blackouts, the unusually warm weather was not the only factor.
Private sector firms could save £100bn over the same period as they award rises of around half a percentage point each year.
Mos expected quarterly rise of around 0.6%.
Uphill the whole way: a rise of around 4,000ft.
If petrol prices drop by two-thirds as oil has done, an American family could save around $2,000 a year, equivalent to a pay rise of around 4.5%.
"About 60% of the 200,000 affected businesses have been able to negotiate a rise of around 35%," César García, of the self-employed workers union, said.
If spending on education rises at the same rate as health, this will leave other departments with an annual real rise of around 4.5%.Such increases sound impressive even before the spin.
