Sentence examples for sum rising from inspiring English sources

In Cancún the rich countries agreed that they should provide extra funds from public and private sources to help developing countries, a sum rising from about US$10bn to $100bn a year by 2020.

If the sum rises above a certain threshold, it fires off its own electrical pulse, stimulating yet another set of neurons that behave in the same way.

The industry is already spending a reported $600m a year on lawyers' fees alone: as that sum rises, so will pressure to draw a line under it.

Throw in some liberalisation of services too, and the sum rises by $30 billion.Set against the scale of the world economy, these are not vast gains—around 0.1% of global GDP.

Even if those sums rise to £106m spent and £78m recouped in the coming days the club, with money left over from January, the new broadcasting deal and the return ticket to the Champions League, have the funds for a proven striker.

First-time buyers have experienced high price inflation, with the average sum paid rising by 7.4% over the year, to £189,000.

The total sum will rise as the number of exam-takers rises.

In 1977, that sum had risen by half.

Each year, UNRWA spends $1bn to support them, a sum that rises annually.

Just to keep pace with inflation, the sum should rise to £40, he argues.

Each worker receives skills training and an income for the duration of the project, a sum which rises with experience.