Sentence examples for terms rose from inspiring English sources

In 1974, violations once considered misdemeanors became felonies, and maximum prison terms rose to three years from one.

Between 2010/11 and 2012/13 the research notes health spending in cash terms rose by 1% a year in England and Scotland and by 2% a year in Northern Ireland.

No multiplicative interaction terms rose to the level of statistical significance and confidence intervals were wide.

The national gross domestic product per capita, in real terms, rose from US$ 2927 in 1980 to US$ 5239 in 2004 [ 24], reflecting booming tourism and fishing industries.

The national gross domestic product per capita, in real terms, rose from US$ 2927 in 1980 to US$ 5239 in 2004 [ 13], reflecting booming tourism and industrial fishing industries.

Cash funding to be protected in real terms, rising to £4.7bn.

When you look at the real terms rise it's just not enough money.

On average throughout the OECD, salaries showed a slight real terms rise.

Mr. Ritter said China was also maturing quickly in regulatory terms, rising toward international standards on allergens and toxicity.

Spending on counter-terrorism, which stands at £2bn across government, will be protected in real terms, rising at least in line with inflation.

"With wages up 2.9% over the year and inflation low, working people have received the fastest real terms rise in over a decade".