Sentence examples for rising at all from inspiring English sources

Now, for, for the first time in decades, wages are rising at all income levels.

Enrollment in charter schools is growing rapidly, but so is enrollment in old-fashioned public schools, and enrollments are rising at all levels.

Mr. Greenspan insisted on Wednesday that commodity prices had only a limited connection to inflation, and that workers' wages were barely rising at all after adjusting for inflation.

A period brochure reveals some concerns of Victorian house buyers: the water was "from what is known as the high service -- the water rising at all times to the upper stories, thus obviating the annoyance and expense of pumping".

That increased from 2.5percentt in 1990, after barely rising at all in the 1980's, although Congress broadened the definition of disability and made proving it easier in 1984.

If the Fed is right, and the economy does stay out of recession, with the unemployment rate barely rising at all, then it will be the first time ever that a housing slowdown this severe has not coincided with a recession.

Incomes rose at all levels.

And yet, consumption did not rise at all.

Capital investment, which should be surging at this point in the recovery, hardly rose at all.

In November, the consumer price index didn't rise at all.

In the quarter century between 1989 and 2013, median household income didn't rise at all.