Sentence examples for rising in the second from inspiring English sources

Costs were generally rising in the second quarter, but were up sharply in Norway and Australia.

After rising in the second quarter, Standard & Poor's Case-Schiller home price index fell 2 percent in the third quarter.

From 1961 to 2004, the money supply tended to start rising in the second year of a presidential term, followed by a rise in G.D.P., he concluded.

This is from Christian Thielemann's recording of the opera, with René Pape as the elder knight Gurnemanz: The Riverside bells took those four recurring notes through a series of permutations, with the intervals falling in the first half-hour and rising in the second half-hour, in imitation of the minute hand of a clock.

The pattern is notated in Percival Price's 1983 book "Bells and Man": The Riverside bells took those four recurring notes through a series of permutations, with the intervals falling in the first half-hour and rising in the second half-hour, in imitation of the minute hand of a clock.

Revenue in the third quarter, ending in July, will drop 5percentto7percentcent from the second quarter before rising in the fourth quarter, the company said.

The single strongest risk factor is age, with incidence steadily rising in the seventh to eighth decades of life [ 9, 10].

In Britain, confidence among manufacturers rose in the second quarter but services industries are less optimistic.

GDP rose in the second quarter at an annual rate of 3.9%.

Meanwhile, American workers' wages continued to rise in the second quarter faster than inflation.

He hinted that rates could gradually begin to rise in the second quarter of 2016.