Sentence examples for sharp rise in orders from inspiring English sources

The sharp rise in orders and revenues, as well as pricing power and profit margin, is a combination of robust global growth and a new technology cycle.

A trade group said on Tuesday that the nation's factories increased production last month at the fastest pace since June 2011, propelled by a sharp rise in new orders.

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The improvement was credited to a sharp rise in manufacturing production and new orders.

The low unemployment rate will likely influence the Fed to raise interest rates in order to avoid a sharp rise in inflation.

Previous attempts also include a sharp rise in interest rates in February and an order for an imposed exchange rate to be used both in banks and on the open market.

Lennar, the country's No. 3 home builder, on Tuesday reported a sharp rise in quarterly profit and a seventh straight increase in new-home orders, in further evidence that a housing recovery is on track.

The homebuilder Lennar reported a sharp rise in quarterly profit on Tuesday, but its stock slipped 0.8 percent, to $40.68, on worries that growth in orders was slowing.

"But with the rise in popularity of methamphetamine and the ease of ordering drugs off the internet we have seen a sharp rise in people dealing hard drugs such as P [methamphetamine], MDMA, ecstasy and LSD".

The S&P/Case-Shiller house-price index for the 20 largest cities fell by 3.9% in the year to July.Durable-goods orders in America fell by 4.9% in August, after having seen a sharp rise in July.

The revitalised insurrection has also seen a sharp rise in bombings targeting Shia communities, especially in Baghdad, where a steady increase in refugees such as Mazen are also contemplating disavowing their past in order to live.