Sentence examples for similarly rises from inspiring English sources

As he put it: Man has been called by the ancients a little world, and certainly the name is well given, for if a man is made of earth, water, air and fire, so is this body of the earth; if man has in him a lake of blood, where the lungs increase and decrease in breathing, the body of the earth has its ocean which similarly rises and falls..

The size of the audience at the auditions has similarly risen.

Similarly, rising stock prices have increased the value of corporate pension funds in recent years, thus reducing or eliminating the need for cash contributions.

"The number of seats with 15% BME residents has similarly risen, from only 50 in 1981 to over 150 in 2011".

The knife lobby similarly rose up in 2009 when the federal Customs and Border Protection agency issued a proposal that would have reclassified many pocketknives and pocket tools as switchblades and thus made them illegal for import or sale across state lines under the 1958 federal Switchblade Act.

Similarly, rising levels of larger-particulate air pollution (PM 10) were also linked to heart-attack risk.

Chongqing-based Southwest Pharmaceutical shot up to the daily trading limit, at 12.94 yuan ($1.85), while Chongqing Iron & Steel similarly rose 9.9%, to 7.27 yuan ($1.04).

Non-black Hispanics' wages rise relative to non-Hispanic whites' wages by 0.9percentt in response to the same rise in unemployment, and African-Americans' wages similarly rise by 0.3 percentage points.

similarly rose substantially when he moved to that position in 2010.

The share of Republicans saying they'll vote for Trump has similarly risen.

The stern similarly rose upward as water rushed into the ripped-open compartments.