Sentence examples for rises to around from inspiring English sources

Over all, 1-percenters will see their after-tax income fall around 6 percent; for the top tenth of a percent, the hit rises to around 9 percent.

Fast forward to 2050 (with a projected population of around 9bn), and that average use rises to around 4 hectares per person - an ecological deficit equivalent to one whole Planet Earth.

Globally, less than 25% of people making $2 per day or less have accounts; when average daily income rises above $10, the banking rate rises to around 60%.The unbanked include the majority of people in Latin America, the Middle East, sub-Saharan Africa and large parts of Asia, as well as nearly half in Eastern Europe.

It's important to note that this same analysis suggests that it's not a disaster if we don't take any more deficit-reduction steps: instead of stabilizing the debt at around 73 percent of GDP, it rises to around 80 percent, which isn't great but isn't cause for panic.

China has said that "it intends" to make sure its emissions will peak "around 2030," and that the share of the energy it consumes that comes from non-fossil fuels rises to "around 20%." The United States has said it "intends to achieve an economy-wide target of reducing its emissions by 26%-28%-28%ow its 2005 level in 2025".

The cost of intermittency is near zero in the base case and rises to around $600 million when 20 GW of PV is added.

Fares rise to around $1,100 or more in summer.

Their numbers will rise to around 700m by 2016, according to iResearch, which tracks the industry.

As US troop levels have risen, to around 100,000 today, so have casualties.

Even with 10 billion euros, Cyprus' debt will rise to around 130 percent of G.D.P.

Wall Street had expected new claims to rise to around 430,000.