Sentence examples for rose though from inspiring English sources

University graduates are now about 8.9 out of 100 citizens, an increase of about 2.5 times, and rates of those who have graduated from high school and vocational schools also rose, though not as much.

New orders and shipments rose, though both remained negative.

Mr. Smith said the complaints again rose, though Mr. Schumer's office disagrees.

As productivity rose, though, workers slowly but steadily made themselves extinct.

At Tiffany & Company, the second-largest seller of fine jewelry, operating profit rose, though comparable store sales dropped 1percentt.

The investment bank's fortunes eventually rose, though, after the merger of Travelers and Citicorp as the bankers were able to offer loans to their corporate clients.

For consumption to rise, though, household incomes must rise.

During the next two decades, reading continued to fall and television watching to rise, though more slowly.

If prices continue to rise, though, that benign influence is unlikely to last, he says.

As some prices rise, though, a tide of free and cheap product is flooding the market.

The number of men's teams has also risen, though more modestly.