Sentence examples for the difference rises from inspiring English sources

The difference rises to 30 percent when considering discretionary projects alone.

In the rest of the city the difference is far smaller, a $700 median for a market rate one-bedroom versus $661 for a stabilized apartment of the same size, a difference of $39, or 6percentthethe difference rises to $147 for a two-bedroom and $220 for a three-bedroom apartment.

Tablets will make up the difference, rising from 10.7%to16%6% by 2017.

The share of Asian immigrants makes up the difference, rising to roughly 60% of the total 1996 2006.14 Interprovincial migrants see sizeable declines in shares with European ethnicities (including British and French).

A similar example occurs in the New Zealand tree weta Hemideina crassidens (Kelly and Adams 2010), two male morphs differing in head weaponry, which is reduced in females, the differences rising from variations to duration of growth during ontogeny.

At 25 26 weeks' gestation, newborn infants are typically 50 100 g lighter than the reference fetus, this difference rising to 200 300 g at 30 31 weeks.

The response difference rose faster and peaked earlier during the block of trials collected at the end of the session (solid line) than during those trials collected at the beginning of the session (dashed line).

With the increase of the grid number, the computing time of the difference schemes rises for the nonlinear Leland equation.

And in Iran, public policy and investment in family-planning services made the difference between rising fertility between 1979 and 1984 and falling fertility thereafter, not the rise in national incomes, nor female education.

The difference "would rise to 21 million in 2020 and then to 24 million in 2026".

He said Tesco's premium own label Finest had shown sales growth of 16% year on year while Sainsbury's Taste the Difference had risen 12%.