Sentence examples for which has risen from inspiring English sources

One indicator is unemployment, which has risen unexpectedly rapidly.

Spanish, which has risen in recent years, fell by 0.2%.

As a result, investment, which has risen to 18.4% of GDP, has relied on foreign capital.

Wind power is taking on natural gas, which has risen in price in sympathy with oil.

It also intensified the debate about inequality, which has risen sharply in nearly all rich countries.

America comes second, followed by India, which has risen from 6th place a year ago.

Another worry is that the jobless rate, which has risen to 5.6%, will remain high.

The standout figure, however, is the net debt, which has risen from £286.2m to £337.7m.

So says the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which has risen 11percentt since March.

The 4.5percentt figure is the unemployment rate, which has risen from 4.3percentt in March.

The team behind the musical struggled to raise the initial $50m budget, which has risen substantially.