Sentence examples for rose so far from inspiring English sources

Indeed, credit standards had to be relaxed so that first-time buyers could afford houses, since the ratio of prices to incomes rose so far.

How the price of this drug rose so far, so fast is a story for these troubled times in American health care — a tale of aggressive marketing, questionable medicine and, not least, out-of-control costs.

In the wake of Lehman's collapse, the spread (or excess interest rate) on junk bonds rose so far that it implied default on a scale not seen since the Great Depression.

Before the harvest, corn plants rose so far up over her head that, walking under their canopy, she'd lose sight of everything except her father's legs marching ahead of her.

IF William Shakespeare were writing from Stratford, Conn., rather than his home turf in England, he would be enthralled by the tale of charm and hubris, success and failure, avarice and ambition -- how a young man with great natural gifts rose so far, so fast, in politics, then, with his success seemingly assured, threw it all away for a seamy buffet of financial bonbons.

Few professions have risen so far so fast as that of school business manager.

Prices have risen so far so fast that "it's getting scary," said Mike Green, a real estate auctioneer.

It is the point at which the temperature in a room has risen so far that everything inflammable ignites spontaneously.

Discretion is one of his watchwords – another reason he has risen so far in a world endlessly paranoid about leaks.

The company noted that the decline resulted from falling interest rates and that rates have risen so far this quarter.

Mr Obama realised that his post-racial identity was a golden ticket to the White House.Personality partly explains how he has risen so far, so fast.