Sentence examples for rising compared from inspiring English sources

Yet its figures show GDP per head rising compared with the Italian average.

However, last week's death toll demonstrates a recent development that is worrying for Indian troops: the number of security personnel deaths are rising compared to that of the militants, a reversal from what was seen in previous years.

Mr. Mills noted that the premium investors paid for German debt had been rising compared with France's, a phenomenon that had occurred even as French bond yields were declining.

Brian Belski, fundamental market strategist at US Bancorp Piper Jaffray, said that the gains came after technical indicators, like the number of stocks rising compared with the number falling, fell to levels that showed that stocks were "oversold" and due for a short-term bounce.

But it comes with one piece of good news: the number of trips taken annually on public transit is now more than 10 billion and rising, compared with 7.8 billion trips in 1995, outstripping population growth and the number of miles traveled on streets and highways.

The inflation figures measure the rate at which prices are rising compared with the same month a year ago.

Wages and median household incomes have risen compared with a decade ago.

In contrast, some food prices rose compared with last year, including breakfast cereals, sugar and carbonated drinks.

The chemicals and drug company Bayer said its second-quarter sales and operating profit rose, compared with a year ago.

The number of entries for maths, biology, chemistry and physics have risen compared to last year by 7.8%, 7.2%, 9.2%and6.1%1% respectively.

Labour costs rose compared with rivals, as governments pumped in cash and told bosses how to run businesses.