Sentence examples for rising in number from inspiring English sources

Hardly a surprise, then, that appeals are frequently successful and rapidly rising in number.

The 'grey vote' is rising in number and in expressing their contempt for our political representatives who treat us like fodder.

For more than a week, these vast nocturnal protest gatherings – from parents with babies to students, workers, artists and pensioners – have spread across France, rising in number, and are beginning to panic the government.

Hidden and shared by a small group of people who use them when needed, and are always sure to return them, such guns appear to be rising in number in New York, according to the police.

Aquatic reptiles, such as terrapins and caimans, are also rising in numbers.

But young female doctors, for instance, are rising in numbers, and women dominate middle management in major consumer companies.

B1 Google ads to rise in number and size in new sales push.

Smaller protests against the government over largely local issues have also risen in number.

To say they have risen in number simply because nightclubs have closed relies on the assumption that they are a last resort.

I found myself thinking, okay, where is everyone else? Increasingly, calls like Mr. Gelb's are beginning to rise in number.

Almost no one keeps score nowadays, and folks in the seats rise in numbers, shouting for the coming K or wowing for the departing dinger.