Sentence examples for rises than from inspiring English sources

Labour found the money by planning bigger tax rises than the Conservatives were willing to stomach.

The bigger changes were on the inflation forecast after faster price rises than the Bank expected.

Mohammed, a Saudi government official, was more worried about future rises than this one.

Whenever they win their members higher wage rises than in non-unionised firms, this money has to come from somewhere.

There would be lower debt interest payments but deeper spending cuts or tax rises than under other parties.

But the president is stirring up dislike, just like them.It is much harder to find painless spending cuts and painless tax rises than duelling Republicans and Democrats suggest.

This is, incidentally, one reason why the 1945-79 period was heavier on famous residential high-rises than luxurious corporate skyscrapers, at least in Europe.

But that's a smaller rise than in previous projections.

Insigne's has been a faster rise than most.

She was more the typically British rose than the likes of Liz Hurley or Lady Di.

But support will be withdrawn more quickly as their incomes rise than under the current system.