Sentence examples for rising close from inspiring English sources

With large sums of money chasing a small number of targets, prices are rising close to levels last seen in the boom-bust era of 1980s America.

The HSBC flash China manufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 49.5 in July from 48.2 in June, rising close to the level — 50 — that divides expansion from contraction.

With wages rising close to 15 percent a year in southeastern China, Foxconn may be able to do this without increasing pay at a much faster tempo than previously planned.

Similar studies have shown that the percentage of working mothers with newborns rose to a peak of 59 percent in 1998 and then declined, but that it has lately been rising close to peak levels.

Yu Song, a Goldman Sachs economist, calculated that after adjusting for inflation, Chinese investment spending had grown in May at its fastest pace, rising close to 50percentt from May of last year.

Yu Song, a Goldman Sachs economist, calculated that after adjusting for inflation, Chinese investment spending had grown in May at a breakneck pace, rising close to 50percentt from May of last year.

Bank of America calls the stock a "sell," but it keeps rising, closing last week at $12.09.

But the company's 12-month outlook boosted investors' confidence, and Infosys has been rising, closing on Wednesday at $46.69.

The prevalence was estimated to be 7.6%, rising closer to 10% in adults over 40, in a 2006 systematic review [ 11].

His face seems to crease easily into contortion, but then his emotions have always risen close to the surface.

As inflation hits zero, presumably the government's demand for austerity will mean council tax rises close to a freeze.