Sentence examples for security rises from inspiring English sources

However, this prediction assumes that the economy expands by about 3.5 per cent a year; that spending on programs other than entitlements, defense, and homeland security rises hardly at all; and that the Alternative Minimum Tax isn't cut back much.

After the unrest, spending on security rose again.

The cost of social security rose substantially in the period after World War II both in real terms and as a proportion of rising gross domestic product.

Between 1948 and 2009 spending on education, health and social security rose by an average of 4.5% a year in real terms.

"With national security rising in prominence in terms of what people care about, Vice President Cheney is a very hot commodity".

But the new data showed that the number of households in which children were exposed to "very low food security" rose to 506,000 from 323,000 in 2007.

And, as issue has followed issue, we have seen the price of security rise, in a steady Sibylline progress, until now it has reached the most awful height that a nation ever had to face.

Though security had slowly tightened inside the Capitol in previous decades -- cameras and photo identification badges were added -- it was not until after the 2001 attacks that security rose to current levels.

In his autumn statement George Osborne confirmed that he would be breaking the traditional link between benefits and inflation next April with many parts of social security rising by just 1% a year.

Airports have been reluctant to consider deferring or reducing retailers' rents because they, too, are experiencing serious losses as airlines cut back and as airports' costs for bolstering security rise.

There were 831,000 cases received by the Tribunals Service in 2010-11, up more than a third over 24 months – with cases in recession-linked areas such as employment and social security rising sharply.