Sentence examples for surprising rise from inspiring English sources
Major indexes jumped more than 2 percent Wednesday after a surprising rise in manufacturing activity.
Scarron, displaying her prescience, agreed and thus began her surprising rise to power.
The PC industry shrugged off the recession last year to post a surprising rise in worldwide computer sales.
After that year, the surprising rise in productivity came largely from industries that manufacture computers, semiconductors and communications equipment.
Jeremy Lin will make the first start of his N.B.A. career Monday night, continuing his fantastic and surprising rise with the Knicks.
Yet with its surprising rise has come one of the weirdest public relations challenges on Broadway: overcoming the unappetizing images its name conjures.
There is now a new rivalry between the heretofore dominant skiing nation, Austria, as it tries to hold off a surprising, rising power, the United States.
A commission report also indicates surprising rises in German electricity prices, compared with the rest of Europe; and it is threatening to order the separation of European power producers from the power networks they operate.From January 1st the German Cartel Office will have stronger powers to intervene on pricing by the power giants, assuming that a bill passed by parliament is ratified.
This is surprising; the rise to dominance of the Islamist group in Syria, and the damage done by former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to his country's forces through sectarian policies had been extensively charted by the media.
However, over three months prices were up 2.4% and analysts put the monthly fall down to a correction after the Halifax recorded a surprising 1.6% rise in prices in June.
[C4.] Reports Suggest Economy Is Strong A picture of a strong economy emerged from figures released by the National Association of Purchasing Management on growth in manufacturing in April, along with a government report of a surprising 1.4percentt rise in construction spending in March, to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of $765.2 billion.
