Sentence examples for rises recorded from inspiring English sources

But while unemployment fell in Germany to 5.5 percent, the increase in Spanish and Portuguese unemployment rates to 22.9 percent and 13.2 percent respectively were the largest rises recorded, according to Eurostat.

Based on this study it was concluded that the large magnitude head rises recorded in this piezometer are a result of recharge to steeply inclined fractures exposed on or immediately adjacent to the outcrop.

NMDA-induced calcium rises recorded from individual cells were quantified by peak responses (calculated as the difference between peak response and pre-stimulus baseline) and area under the traces.

Hewitt expects average cost increases of 15.4percentt in 2003, on top of the 13.7percentt rise recorded this year.

Schroders predicts that fourth-quarter GDP growth slowed to 0.5%, from the chunky 0.8% rise recorded for July-September.

Last year, valuations across the firm's three active funds increased by a combined 16 percent, compared with a more than 30 percent rise recorded in 2010.

But this was a marked slowdown on the 12% rise recorded in the first three months of the year and the 11% increase in the second quarter.

The 6.7% pace of growth was slower than the 9% rise recorded in 2014, but far exceeded increases in wages or general inflation.

If achieved, this would be a 20% sequential gain for revenues, on top of the 23% rise recorded in August versus May 2009.

The broadcast networks experienced a 60percentt rise in recorded viewing this season.

On the contrary, a rise was recorded in Slovakia (1.8 %) and in the Czech Republic (1.9%%).