Sentence examples for which can rise from inspiring English sources

Those with an associate degree can make $15, which can rise to $18 an hour after several years of good performance.

He invested in complex securities known as derivatives, which can rise or fall in value much faster than ordinary bonds do.

She said organizations like hers used base-line figures when making long-range plans because those funds were more reliable than extra money from the Council, which can rise or fall from year to year.

Damelin had described Wonga's interest rate – which can rise up to 5,853% per annum – as a "great deal" and called for tougher regulation to "keep the bad guys out".

International students have also been hit by an NHS charge for hospital treatment this year, on top of paying extortionate university tuition fees – up to four times as much as UK students on some courses – which can rise without notice.

The directive imposes a limit that means the bonus cannot be more than the amount of the yearly salary, which can rise to up to two times the salary with shareholder approval.

Madiba claimed his humanity and showed the heights to which humanity can rise.

"There is tremendous variation across the U.S. in the extent to which kids can rise out of poverty".

You can read him for his books, but it's better to read him for his sentences, any one of which — anywhere — can rise up to startle you with its wry perfection.

He says if it wins the general election, Labour will also limit the amount by which rents can rise each year, and ban letting agents from charging tenants fees that can be as much as £500.

They show us the heights to which we can rise.