Sentence examples for rising by one from inspiring English sources

But the latest ICM poll also suggested that Salmond's victory in the BBC debate, broadcast from the Kelvingrove art gallery and museum in Glasgow, made little difference to the overall levels of support for independence, with support for both campaigns rising by one percentage point.

Tuberculosis (TB) has been declared a global emergency,[ 1] with the incidence rising by one percent each year [ 2].

In another indication that the market is gearing up for a further burst in activity, the website said that traffic to its website has reached a new high for January, with the number of pages of property viewed on Rightmove rising by one fifth (20 per cent) on the same period a year ago.

With emissions rising by one gigaton per year, it appears the temperature-increase target will most likely be missed.

Since 1940, life expectancy has risen by 15 years, and is expected to continue rising by one year each decade.

Unemployment was on its way to 8.5percentt for the month, and home foreclosures were rising by one-fifth from an already abysmal February.

SC AUSTRALIA With the pound rising by one-third against the Australian dollar over the past two years, the world's sixth-largest country is currently more affordable for the British tourist, but there's more than benign exchange rates to enrich a visit in 2016.

If technology reduces demand for labor by a quarter, that might translate into everyone working 25percentt less rather than unemployment rising by one-fourth.

The cost of mailing a letter will rise by one cent starting on Sunday.

Alcohol-related deaths rose by one fifth over a recent 5 year period with the burden on the National Health Service (NHS) due to alcohol related problems increasing and the costs to the NHS estimated at £1.7 billion [ 2- 4].

Over all, the population of the United States rises by one person every 10 seconds.