Sentence examples similar to rose no less from inspiring English sources

To illustrate: Since early 2003, nominal G.D.P. has risen no less than 82 percent, while real G.D.P. — adjusted for inflation — has increased 29 percent.

Dollar Tree, for its part, has risen no less than 82.8% over the same period.

After rising no less than 239.3% over the course of 2007, shares of SunPower have fallen 50.2% since the beginning of 2008.

Roberts's new book, "The End of Food," which takes into account a vertiginous pile of recent developments — including the so-called tortilla riots of 2007, during which thousands took to the Mexico City streets to protest the rapidly rising cost of maize — may prove no less prescient.

China spent more than a decade and nearly $400 million to remake the National Museum into a leading showcase of history and culture, a monument to its rising power no less grand — it is designed to be the world's largest museum under one roof — and more enduring than the Olympic Games it hosted in 2008.

When iNOS expression rises, NO production naturally starts to rise.

With Navarro floundering, and the heat rising, no-one would have thought any less of her.

The cursed range rose to the west, looking no less formidable than it had from Gusinje.

The acclaim gave rise to an anecdote no less poignant for being familiar.

That implies a rise from a year ago of no less than 52%, nearly three times the rate at which the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers CAAMM) estimates the market grew in the same period.

And the new rise in productivity is no less real for apparently being concentrated in one sub-sector: it still boosts growth.