Sentence examples for rising completion from inspiring English sources

But studies of whole economies over time have found only weak evidence that high or rising completion rates of secondary or university education are associated with stronger growth.

Rents and lot values rose prior to completion, and now seem to be climbing further.

But costs rose and the completion date kept getting pushed back, so much so that Congress threatened to pull the plug.

In a city where towers rise swiftly to completion and have fallen so recently with such stunning haste, in this view, the cathedral's half-finished towers were the mark of failure.

Neither the figurative curtain nor the theater's great silk and gold curtain is scheduled to rise again until completion of a three-year, $700 million overhaul of the 149-year-old structure.

During the early 1980s, it was anticipated that traffic through the tunnel would rise on the completion of the M25 in 1986.

Rising energy costs and the completion of most mortgage refinancing could slow household purchases.

The company blamed optimistic pricing of contracts, late completion, skill shortages, rising costs and poor project management for the woes at its UK business.

The starting salary for the agency's police officers is $26,972, rising to $29,972 after the completion of a six-month training course, he added.

STAMFORD — THE height of luxury living looms over this city's downtown skyline as two major high-rises near completion.

What's more, while college attendance is on the rise, college completion is at a stalemate – out of 23 countries, the US was the only nation that showed no increase in its postsecondary graduation rate between 2000 and 2005.