Sentence examples for rises ranging from from inspiring English sources

Whatever government emerges will have to enforce unpopular reforms and tax rises ranging from new levies on properties, road and income taxes.

First-quarter 2005 data show profit rises ranging from DuPont's 45%, over the same period in 2004, to 188% at America's leader, Dow Chemical, with rises at ExxonMobil Chemical and the European (in fact, German) champions, Bayer and BASF world leader, by sales—in between.How, given the soaring oil price, did they do so well?

Stepwise dosage increase of continuous catecholamine infusion led to BP rises ranging from 25 to 100 mmHg.

Price rises, ranging from between 15% to 25%, were inevitable and had been indicated at the annual general meeting of shareholders last December.

The model was applied on 21 km of cliffs in Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California considering sea level rise ranging from 0.5 to 2 m over 100 yrs using 207 profiles, sand budget deficits estimated from historical data, and sand inputs from terrestrial erosion estimated from a time series of lidar data.

The average cost income ratio is almost still the last 10 years at a little bit more than 50%, but according to the majority of the participants in the survey, it is expected a rise ranging from 0,1% to 9% in the next three years.

Reform groups and trade unions have blamed a combination of factors for this rise, ranging from prison over-population and bad morale, to poor mental health provision and budget cuts. .

Reform groups and trade unions have blamed a combination of factors for this rise, ranging from prison overpopulation and bad morale to poor mental health provisions and budget cuts. .

The Ford Motor Company's preliminary price rises range from 3.2percentto9percentcent, and the Chrysler Corporation has said it intends to hold its average price increase to below 2percentt.

The final agreement allows a mix of 24 Victorian-style one-family houses and 167 low-rise condominiums with prices ranging from $234,000 to $685,000.

Since our options for reducing oil demand in response to rising prices range from inconvenient to expensive, to downright painful, it's clear why the media and politicians focus so much attention on the other half of the equation: When supply adapts to changes in demand, voters don't have to make uncomfortable choices.