Sentence examples for rose more rapidly from inspiring English sources

Costs rose more rapidly in some countries than others, hurting exports and encouraging imports.

American and Spanish prices rose more rapidly, but have since fallen back.

During the boom, prices and wages rose more rapidly in Spain than in the rest of Europe, helping to feed a large trade deficit.

In the decade up to 2006 residential property prices in Ireland rose more rapidly than in any other developed-world economy.

According to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, the number of computers connected to the Internet last year rose more rapidly in Latin America than in any other part of the world.

But pursuing the theme that America is doing the least worst among major economies, here's a chart I find illuminating: In the early stages of the crisis, unemployment rose more rapidly in the US than in Europe.

Public sector salaries have been rising more rapidly than inflation.

Wages have started to rise more rapidly than prices.

Note that the dough rises more rapidly with 25g (1oz) yeast than with 20g (¾oz) yeast.

Inequality here has risen more rapidly than in any other major economy over the last three decades.

H.I.V. infection is rising more rapidly among women than men in many parts of the world.