Sentence examples for sizes rising from inspiring English sources

Ian Murch, the union's treasurer, warned that there would be a "night of the long knives in every school" with teachers' and support staff's jobs being cut and class sizes rising.

Here you'll find an extravaganza of faraglioni of varying shapes and sizes rising from the water.

Education stayed on its path of improved results, but primary class sizes rose.

Michael Mulgrew, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, the teachers union, said that class sizes rose even when the economy was strong.

During high-pressure torsion, mean grain sizes rise from about 10 nm after mechanical alloying to about 20 nm.

I told him how worried I was to see my kids' art classes cut and their class sizes rise to almost thirty children in some cases.

Lily Eskelsen García, president of the National Education Association, said the walkouts are the culmination of years of frustration from educators, who have seen class sizes rise as their salaries remained stagnant.

So when the government set a target for reducing class sizes within primary schools, these duly fell and secondary school class sizes rose.

Class sizes rose at nearly every grade level across the city last year, according to a report released by the city's Education Department on Tuesday, the largest increases since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took over the school system in 2002.

— In the photograph "Crystal Fantasy," in the Bruce Museum's "Avant-Garde Persuasion: The Photographs of Harold Haliday Costain," drinking glasses and decanters of all shapes and sizes rise from a fishbowl filled with water.

Or will there be a more decentralized, chaotic environment, in which companies of all sizes rise and fall based on their ability to build great products and create relationships with consumers and business partners?