Sentence examples for to rise around from inspiring English sources

Wages began to rise around 2006 as the migration of rural workers to Guangdong ebbed.

Nokia said it expected industry mobile volumes to rise around 10.5percentto to 1.26 billion phones in 2008.

It's her habit to rise around 2 p.m., fix a small meal, place some phone calls and then wait for the evening's plans to take shape.

The incidence of aplasia started to rise around 1999 after Johnson & Johnson stopped using a blood protein, human serum albumin, as a stabilizer, because European authorities were worried about risks of mad cow disease in blood products.

It's not been a good tournament for me in recent years but it's good to get the win now". Ward, who missed six months through injury last year, leaves the All England Club with £35,000 in prize money and his ranking projected to rise around 300 places.

Some of Libya's oil production has been disrupted, and prices continue to rise around the world.

In Washington, for example, that means we'd have to get used to rising around noon and eating dinner at 1 in the morning.

Wall Street had expected new claims to rise to around 430,000.

In the second year of a bull market, stocks tend to rise by around 11percentt.

World population is now 7.2 billion and is forecast to rise to around 9 billion by 2050.

Over the next 40 years yields need to rise by around 1.5% a year to feed mankind adequately.