Sentence examples for rising average from inspiring English sources

The study said rising average temperatures would cause more heat-related illnesses and deaths, along with some reduction in deaths from extreme cold.

Justin McCurry and Chie Matsumoto, Tokyo Unlike Sweden and Finland, in Norway pensions are holding up, and poverty among pensioners is actually falling dramatically, despite rising average wages.

Measured in this way, well-being in much of sub-Saharan Africa is lower than it ought to be, given rising average incomes per person.

The higher-than-expected inflation rate will dwarf rising average incomes, which will be dragged down by a cap on public sector wages, a freeze on in-work benefits and lacklustre private sector wage rises next year.

· Some scientists fear that the region has now entered a vicious cycle of polar warming, with rising average temperatures, fewer cold years and longer summer melting, resulting in the warming of Antarctica's waters.

And to rub salt into that already inflamed wound, there are few countries that will suffer more from rising average temperatures (as in forest fires, increasingly inhospitable cities, and drought-devastated rural economies) and rising sea levels.

But although inflation expectations have risen, average earnings are rising at well below their usual rate, by only around 2% a year.

As average global temperatures have risen, average global precipitation has also increased.

Inflation remains low at just 0.2%, allowing living standards to continue rising, on average.

Worldwide, asthma prevalence rates have been rising on average by 50% every decade [ 3].

Even in Manhattan, signs of weakness have appeared beneath the headlines about ever-rising average sale prices of condominiums and co-ops.