Sentence examples similar to rose official from inspiring English sources

Although New York City's economy has boomed in recent years, the new census is likely to show that the number of people living in poverty actually rose, officials say, because the extra effort to locate city residents found mostly poor people.

The first is rapidly rising official reserves.

Mr. Jiang and several other oil executives under investigation had worked under Mr. Zhou when he was a rising official at C.N.P.C. and its predecessor, a state organization.

The rejection of press credentials for Al Jazeera comes amid rising official sensitivity to foreign news coverage as China's ascendance — and its increasingly high-profile social and political problems — have become issues of global importance and, in some quarters, criticism.

His fall from the party's top echelons has opened a window on how some of his closest allies from his years as a rising official in northeast China became entwined in the social and economic fabric of Chongqing, a fast-growing western municipality of 31 million that Mr. Bo governed for four years.

Even as the scandal has renewed public anger about rising official graft and the state of the economy, Coalgate has provided fresh ammunition for those who say India's politicians have become so venal and feckless that they are no longer able or willing to address the country's entrenched problems.

The number of children in the care system in England is rising, official figures show.

The number of British people moving abroad is rising, official figures show, with about one in 10 British people living overseas.

The death toll could rise, officials said.

Once they are, the preliminary count of 23 dead hostages seemed certain to rise, officials acknowledged.

As more deaths are investigated, the number attributed to the heat wave could rise, officials said.