Sentence examples for rising by some from inspiring English sources

Johnson, by contrast, was the orphaned child of an impoverished single mother, who started his working life as a warehouse assistant in the Hammersmith branch of Tesco, rising by some almost miraculous process, via the postal sorting office at Slough, to hold five cabinet posts.

Shares rising by some 6% and still trading up now.

Trading under the symbol MRIN, the stock saw a small pop in its opening hour, rising by some 40% before going down again and currently trading under $18, a rise of some 20%-28 20%-28e IPO price.

Following a closed meeting, the presidents stood before the cameras to reaffirm their mutual commitment to a war that has cost 35,000 Mexican lives since 2007, with the death toll rising by some 50 homicides a day.

Successive French government inquiries concluded urban riots in 2005, though portrayed as a Muslim "rising" by some commentators overseas, had no religious component and, though French citizens continued to make their way to Afghanistan or Iraq to fight, and sometimes die there, they were still few in number.

Sales are expected to rise by some 8% in this financial year.

Sales of antiballistic jackets, vests and even backpacks have risen by some 20 percent this year, Mr. Taylor said.

By the end of the century, most thought average temperatures would rise by some 4C.

The coalition tells us that sea levels will rise by some 50cm by 2100 in the highest scenarios.

Allowing the internal air temperature to rise by some 10 15%, the building geometry, the natural ventilation and acoustics can be discussed via the volume of the space.

Business visits to Britain plummeted 25% in the first half of 2009 but visits by foreign tourists rose by some 200,000 (see chart), or 4%.