Sentence examples for striking rises from inspiring English sources

But the issue about growth is a time-series issue, and, in considering our own future, we should focus on evidence from other countries similar to ourselves.The stark fact is that in the world's two leading advanced countries, the United States and Germany, happiness has not risen despite the striking rises in real income.

Wales demonstrates improved performance on a number of indicators, but shows deteriorating performance on waiting times since 2010, with striking rises in waits for common procedures such as knee or hip operations.

To deliver such an agenda would require a striking rise in volunteering across all age groups.

This percentage is still much lower than in other EU countries, but it is a striking rise.

Eileen Rodriguez, a spokeswoman for Google in Mountain View, Calif., said the Cup had prompted a striking rise in soccer-related searches.

The southern side is bounded by the Pir Panjal, not the highest mountain range in Asia but one of the most striking, rising abruptly from the valley floor.

Robin details the alarming rise in income inequality, pointing out that it has coincided with a striking rise in political polarization.

"We've seen a pretty striking rise in racial intolerance in Canada, which mirrors what's going on in Europe and America as well," Graves said.

But the striking rise in DVR ownership — to 20percentt last month from 9percentt in September 2006 — is permanently altering the television playing field.

The striking rise in the cost of staples like bread and milk has been accompanied by increases in the price of fruits and vegetables.

A study at King's College London found a striking rise in older people's drug use: cannabis use, for example, rose ten-fold among 50-64 year-olds between 1993 and 2007.