Sentence examples for the recent climb from inspiring English sources

But government help, combined with the recent climb in energy prices, has made solar systems more appealing.

AMR could offer a 50percentt premium over its price before the recent climb and still pay less than $4 billion.

Economists say that in contrast to oil price increases in 1973, 1979 and 1990, the recent climb in prices is unlikely to cause a recession.

The decline in sterling after 2008 did not bring the boost to the economy that many expected, and growth does not seem to have been damaged, at least so far, by the recent climb in the pound.

Many investment advisers consider long-term bonds a poor choice despite the recent climb in their return, with the rate on a 10-year Treasury note now at 4.27percentt, up from 3.1percentt in June.

There seem to be two schools of thought on the reason for the recent climb.

Financial advisers say they are hardly surprised by this trend, given the sharp recent climb in food prices, but they caution individual investors not to be swayed by the latest headlines.

The stadium replaced Boothferry Park as home to Hull City Association Football Club, and was the backdrop for the club's recent climb through the English Football League.

Jordan Rohan, an analyst with Thomas Weisel Partners, said Google's numbers "lacked the element of surprise" and that given the market's recent climb, "investors are looking for stocks with significant earnings momentum".

On the other hand, despite its recent climb, the yen appears to be 28% undervalued, with a PPP of only ¥81 to the dollar.

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