Sentence examples for rose at the rate from inspiring English sources

Marketed as Happiness Homes, the sturdy yet simple two-story wood houses, all with attics and basements, rose at the rate of just one a day, plodding by Levittown standards.

At the end of the last ice age, during an event known as meltwater pulse 1A, sea levels rose at the rate of more than a foot a decade.

Tidal data indicate the mean sea level rose at the rate of 2.4 mm/year from 1933 to 2004, a total of 172.8 mm.

Moody's : Options implied volatility rose at the rating agency Wednesday following the dismissal of a lawsuit that gets Moody's and fellow agencies off the hook for losses incurred by investors in mortgage-backed securities.

Debt is rising at the rate of £3,000 a second.

Its waters have been rising at the rate of 2.8 feet (0.9 metre) per century.

Hyperinflation is the order of the day: graduate salaries have been rising at the rate of 30% for the past three years.

Indeed, narcissism levels have been rising – at the rate of obesity – long before the arrival of social media.

At the same time, spending for home health care services, which had been rising at the rate of 25percentt a year, fell by 52percentt.

"What people have done is make an assumption that these prices could continue rising at the rate they had been," said Ed McKelvey, an economist at Goldman Sachs.

At one point, about fourteen thousand years ago, they were melting so fast that sea levels were rising at the rate of more than a foot a decade.