Sentence examples for rising closer from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But this time the waters of the Delaware River, which did not flood during the earlier storm, were also rising, closing roads in the southern part of the state.

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.

By 17 July, that figure had risen closer to 60,000, the UN said.

Given the pressure on city and state coffers, the default rate is likely to rise closer to 1percentt.

The temptation to neutralize Navalny — by arresting him, or with other measures — will likely rise closer to the election, next spring.

Prices were around $2-3 2-3 British thermal unit (BTU) for much of the 1990s, but have risen closer to $5-6 per Britishlathermal chart).

The United States wants China to allow the renminbi to rise closer to market levels, calculating that it would make American goods more competitive.

So if the dividend yield were to rise closer to the historic average, real returns for investors would be sent even lower.