Sentence examples for see a sharp rise from inspiring English sources

If the new fees are abolished we're likely to see a sharp rise in employees pursuing litigation against their employers.

You'll also see a sharp rise in Medicaid; again, this is because the lousy economy has pushed more people into hardship, making them eligible for the program.

The danger with this "kneejerk" name and shame policy would be that we would see a sharp rise in anyone with a cough or cold being referred.

But he warned that this year is likely to see a sharp rise in peacekeeping bills, to nearly $2 billion, and that could overrun the earlier gains.

Paul Myners, chairman of Marks & Spencer, a retailer, recently bemoaned in print the short-sightedness of British investors in succumbing to bids.Britain is not the only country to see a sharp rise in takeovers fuelled by cheap debt.

The Army has reported 144 suicides in 2010 through November, and officials say it is now beginning to see a sharp rise in suicides among nonactive duty National Guard and Reserve personnel who are not currently deployed.

It also saw a sharp rise in assets under management.

Slough says it has seen a sharp rise in national-insurance applications, for example.

Rather it is corporate saving that has seen a sharp rise.

The Trump victory saw a sharp rise in the rate the government had to pay.

As result, the Department of Environmental Protection has seen a sharp rise in requests for well permits.