Sentence examples for soared at a rate from inspiring English sources

Regional trade agreements, signed at a steady but slow pace through 1970s and '80s, soared at a rate of 15 per year in the 1990s [ 38].

Road tax has soared at an annual rate of 10.5%.

Exports soared at an annual rate of 16% in the third quarter.

Economic growth soared at an annual rate of 8.2percentt in the third quarter of 2003, and economists say they think it will climb nearly 4percentthis yearar.

Economic growth soared at an annual rate of 8.2percentt in the third quarter of last year, and the consensus view among forecasters is that the economy will grow by 4percentt in 2004.

In the two years after the slump of 1981-82, for instance, output soared at an average annual rate of almost 6%; and this time round, output has slumped even further, and for longer, than it did in the early 1980s.In this section Losing Afghanistan?

Until these recommendations are implemented, we will continue to see cases of Type 2 diabetes soar at an alarming rate, costing not only human lives but also crippling the already overstretched NHS".

South Korea's economy soared at an annual average of 10% for over 30 years.

The volume of commercial and industrial loans by domestically chartered banks has soared at the fastest rate since early 1974, when a recession sent corporate customers scrambling to borrow money.

"Similarly, GDP growth in the United States has limped along at the anemic annual rate of 0.6percentt while China's economy has soared at the annual rate of 9.12percentt, more than 15 times our own.

While the region's economies soared at miraculous rates, education was seen as a vital ingredient in their success.