Sentence examples for rose to a maximum from inspiring English sources

When tuition fees rose to a maximum of £9k in 2012, Offa was given the job of ensuring that those charging the full whack had "adequate measures in place to attract disadvantaged students, and to support them during their studies".

Mr. Busek said nonperforming loans rose to a maximum of 6.4 percent of total loans by September 2010, though they have since declined to less than 6 percent as of March 31 this year.

A significant antimicrobial activity was observed at 30 °C, which rose to a maximum at 40 °C.

HxR was not detected initially, but was present on day 2 and rose to a maximum level of 2.0 µmol/g on day 6.

The average radius of gyration of a single chain was found to be 60 Å for an isolated chain but rose to a maximum value of 144 Å within an aggregate.

In the chemocline, which was situated at 38.0 m depth, total S II) was 3.3 ± 0.1 µM and rose to a maximum of 109 µM just above the bottom.

Tuition fees rise to a maximum of £9,000 a year for many students around the UK this autumn, following the decision to raise fees in England's universities.

The agreements announced today allow debts to rise to a maximum of six times Ebitda.

Attendants' pay starts at $17,145 and rises to a maximum of $36,918 after 14 years.

Officials say they are no gift: the coupon is 9%, rising to a maximum of 15%.

In contrast, New York City Transit express bus fares would rise to a maximum of $6.25, from $5, a 25percentt increase.