Sentence examples for rising the average from inspiring English sources

He favors short-term issues, because interest rates are rising; the average duration of the fund's bonds is just under five years, and they yield 9.5percentt, on average.

With prices rising — the average cost of an airline ticket in the United States was up 10.2percentt in March, compared with a year ago, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics — and with airlines raising fees on everything from ticket changes to checked bags, it's no wonder that a lot of travelers are talking about just staying home this summer.

With homelessness rising, the average house price 16 times the average Londoner's salary, five million people on housing waiting lists, and the social housing stock having fallen by 43,850 in 2013-14, tradets, trade unionists and housing campaigners marched on London City Hall on 31 January in protest.

Even though system sales were rising, the average store gross fell 12% to $1.6 million from 1995 to 2002.

And as research costs rise, the average applicant seeks more money.

Of the 470 stocks that rose, the average increase was 23.4percentt.

If growth remains well below trend and the euro rises, the average core inflation rate will fall below 0.7% next year.

It established, as an empirical matter, that when average incomes rise, the average incomes of the poorest fifth of society rise proportionately.

The upper bound continues to rise: the average life span grew more in the twentieth century than in all previous millennia.

When rates rise, the average lives of mortgages lengthen because homeowners have no reason to pay off their loans early.

Wage and salaried workers' average monthly earnings rose, the average earnings of workers deriving their incomes from business declined, and the average earnings of workers with incomes from other sources rose.