Sentence examples for this sharp rise from inspiring English sources

What has caused this sharp rise?

Despite this sharp rise, output in August was 0.7% lower it had been a year earlier.

This sharp rise prompted the NHS England medical director, Prof Bruce Keogh, to write to all hospitals before Christmas, urging them to improve their performance and warning of the risks to patients left waiting for too long on trolleys.

This sharp rise in corporate saving was countered by a drop in the savings rate of Japanese households and, most importantly, by a huge and persistent increase in budget deficits.A similar dynamic will surely play out in America's over-indebted households.

This sharp rise comes despite a dramatic decrease in what the patrol terms "nationwide illegal alien apprehensions" in recent years following the economic downturn and the Bush and Obama administrations' increased commitment of resources to border security: from about 1.1 million per year a decade ago to 421,000 in 2013.

Economists point to various reasons for this sharp rise.

This is the sharp rise in the rate at which banks borrow and lend to each other, known as LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate).

This shows the sharp rise in funds shifted by the federal government to state and local governments.

At 10% interest rates, with 7.4% inflation, real rates in Turkey are still less than 3% real rates, for example.Indeed, Black Wednesday seems a rather more appropriate term this time since the sharp rise in rates may damage the financial sector and the rest of the economy without stabilising the currency.

Democrats are typically more concerned than Republicans about the health care issue, but distance has increased from a gap of 7 to 8 percentage points in early February to 17 points on this survey, with the sharp rise in concerns about health care in the past week coming mostly from Democrats.

One of many manifestations of this urge has been the sharp rise in college tuition, not on economic grounds, as is easily shown.