Sentence examples for slight rise of from inspiring English sources

This represents a slight rise of 0.4% on the previous year for the Condé Nast title.

LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA about the decline of Philadelphia's business aristocracy... Writer describes the fall and recent slight rise of Philadelphia... Describes the city's new mammoth….

Nurses reported median real earnings of £16 an hour in 2005, rising to £17 an hour in 2010, before dropping back to just over £16 in 2015, showing a slight rise of 1.4% over the decade.

The Guardian has learned that the Department for Education is to have its budget cut by 3.4% in real terms, while its schools budget will be protected in real terms with a slight rise of 0.1%.

LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA about the decline of Philadelphia's business aristocracy... Writer describes the fall and recent slight rise of Philadelphia... Describes the city's new mammoth performing arts center... Philadelphia reached its peak in importance in the late eighteenth century, when it was the largest city in North America.

Northamptonshire and Essex both recorded a slight rise of 1%.

That was a slight rise on the first quarter of 0.5% but generally liquidations have been falling.

And Texans zooming along I-10 west to El Paso top a slight rise to the sight of a vast field of turbines stretching across the mesa.

Mr. Bush's advisers said they were delighted to see Mr. Gore having to fight back on issues on which the Democrats have traditionally dominated and they were heartened by the governor's slight rise ahead of Mr. Gore in several recent national polls, although in each case his lead was within the margin of sampling error.

MARKET WHEAT MAKES A FRACTIONAL GAIN; Fluctuates Within a Range of 5 Cents, With Slight Rise at Close of Day.

Archives|MARKET WHEAT MAKES A FRACTIONAL GAIN; Fluctuates Within a Range of 5 Cents, With Slight Rise at Close of Day.