Sentence examples for rising at a faster pace from inspiring English sources

Losses on the cards are rising at a faster pace than those in the rest of the credit card market.

State universities, where tuition has been rising at a faster pace than for private schools, can cost $110,000 to $140,000 for out-of-state tuition.

A1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Job Losses Affect Blacks Unemployment among blacks is rising at a faster pace than in any similar period since the mid-1970's, according to government data.

The association warned that the sharp fall, combined with rents rising at a faster pace than incomes, meant that home ownership was becoming more difficult for an increasing number of people.

Losses on the cards are rising at a faster pace than the broader credit card market — reaching a three-year high of 10.51percentt in January, according to Fitch Ratings, up 44percentt from a year ago.

While most insurance policies include a built-in escalator to keep pace with general inflation, the costs of building supplies and paying for construction crews have been rising at a faster pace, in many cases widening the gap between the amount a house is insured for and what it will cost to rebuild it.

It increased because output rose at a faster pace than hours worked.

Gasoline prices rose at a faster pace, while the increase in food prices slowed.

Output and new orders both rose at a faster pace, although the pace of new hirings slowed.

Though German Bund and US Treasury yields have also been rising in recent days, the fact that gilt yields have risen at a faster pace reflects investor nervousness.

The sector continues to struggle in part because the number of charities continues to rise at a faster pace than charitable giving.