Sentence examples for this number rises from inspiring English sources
When plants are included, this number rises to 1,500.
90m young people around the world are unemployed – this number rises to 300m when you consider those that are under-unemployed.
Throw fiscal reforms into the mix a shift in taxation from direct taxes on labour to indirect taxes, and a switch of some public spending from unproductive transfers towards investment and this number rises to as high as 21.9%.
It's an uncommonly low number, and it's only a matter of time before this number rises and some of those outs start turning into hits -- and, in turn, runs.
This number rises slightly to 47% for respondents aged 18 24.
This number rises with coupling strength and also if the point of coupling shows model coherence (such as occurs at the ends of a free-free rod).
This number rose to 61 last year, with 37 technical and 18 sales.
This number rose slowly until the 1980s, when it climbed rapidly.
ChildWise research also shows that in 2011, 68% of seven- to 16-year-olds had used social media in the week prior to being surveyed, but that by 2016, this number rose to 78%.
Where 2001 saw 2.3 million households rent, as of 2014, this number rose to 5.4 million and now, by 2025, PwC estimates this figure will swell to 7.2 million.
Politicians are judged by their ability to get this number rising; a sharp fall in GDP (a recession) is seen as a crisis.At the beginning of the 20th century people had no way of measuring the volume of economic activity.
