Sentence examples for weak rise from inspiring English sources

For the first time this year, it found fewer people securing permanent posts, and there was only a weak rise in the numbers securing temporary roles.

Gold, which rises in value during periods of high inflation and when the dollar is weak, rose 1.6percentto to $728.60 a troy ounce, and crude oil prices jumped 2.25percentto to $82.38 a barrel.

In the long run, big government deficits raise the cost of capital for private businesses, but in the short term, with private demand weak, rising deficits are an important short-term economic boost.

Support for Wales to become an independent country outside the UK remained weak, rising from 7% last year to 9% this year.

Clinton started the period with 231 EV in Strong Plus Weak, rose to 265 EV, but then fell back at the very end (with the loss of Wisconsin to Barely), to 255 EV.

IF RF20 40 networks exhibited oscillations that were more heterogeneous in frequency, especially when the input was weak (rising and decaying slope of the sinusoidal bump).

The price index from OFHEO, the watchdog of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored mortgage lenders, shows that year-on-year prices were 1.8% higher in the third quarter the weakest rise in 12 years, but a rise all the same.

Much weaker rise of magnetic permeability stability is observed at a further increase of nonmagnetic gap length from 4 to 9.6 mm.

In the south, where Green parties have always been weaker, rising left-wing populist parties such as Podemos of Spain have grabbed that space.Yet the Greens' dilemma is not only over where to poach votes.

Inside a straw hut at the Ardamata camp, a woman too weak to rise from her straw bed held up a bruised hand.

"Cattle producers, transporters and slaughter establishments alike will be encouraged to enhance humane handling practices, as there will no longer be any market for cattle that are too weak to rise or walk on their own," Mr. Schafer said.