Sentence examples for rose in excess from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 15 August 2016 to correct the period in which rents rose in excess of 20% in Mott Haven and Hunts Point and Morrisania and Belmont.

Temperatures likely rose in excess of 2000 degrees Celsius, as everything but the buildings' metal roofs was incinerated.

Global sea level will rise in excess of 1 meter.

But ticket prices had also risen in excess of demand, and live attendance — the fervor of Corinthianos notwithstanding — was dwindling.

Sales and net profits at CDW have risen in excess of 40% a year since 1995, when the company decided to remake itself from a web catalog house to a direct-sales operation.

And nowhere is it more evident than across the western mountains of the U.S. The temperature over the past 40 years have risen in excess of 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit and the high elevation whitebark and limber pines are disappearing at an incredible rate as many forests have experienced 90percentt mortality rates.

Coupled with this, the value of our dollar fell in the early part of 1986 to US71c as Australia's inflation rose well in excess of the rest of the advanced world.

Brian Gibson Rotherham, South Yorkshire It is shaming that protection of non-doms has attracted so much political attention when one considers that our RAF personnel have received a 1% pay rise this year only to find that their RAF accommodation costs and on-base meal costs have risen much in excess of their pay rise following the modest increase.

Like other Westchester businesses, Cablevision operates in a marketplace where costs continue to rise far in excess of the rate of inflation.

If and when Germany's losses have to be realized, Germany's aggregate public debt could quickly approach Portuguese or Italian levels and, in a worse-case scenario, rise well in excess of 110 percent of G.D.P.

North Yorkshire has seen speeds rise to in excess of 12.5 Mbps, from about 7 Mbps, in less than a year.