Sentence examples for which rose more from inspiring English sources

This hope was evident in Yahoo's share price, which rose more than 6percentTuesdayay.

The cash influx bolstered Carphone shares, which rose more than 11 percent on Monday in morning trading in London.

The stock, which rose more than $15 during regular trading to $651, rose only slightly in after-hours trading.

Caterpillar, which rose more than 7.6percentt, was the best weekly performer in the Dow Jones industrial average.

Among the best performing stocks were Avaya, the telecommunications spinoff from Lucent, which rose more than fivefold, to $12.94.

That dune, which rose more than twenty feet above the water, looked more like a levee than any natural beachscape.

Baikal lies in a deep structural hollow surrounded by mountains, some of which rise more than 6,600 feet (2,000 metres) above the lake's surface.

This has steadily lost value in relation to overall living standards since it was linked in 1980 to prices, which rise more slowly than wages.

This is the Teplostanskaya Upland, which rises more than 400 feet (120 metres) above the Moscow River and which includes the highest elevation within Moscow's limits, 830 feet (250 metres) above sea level.

Built on benches of ancient Lake Bonneville, the city (approximate elevation 4,300 feet [1,300 metres]) lies at the foot of the Wasatch Range, which rises more than 1 mile (1.6 km) above the Salt Lake valley floor.

Greenspan also repeated his long-held view that Social Security benefits should be pegged to a chained price index, which, he says better reflects actual spending patterns, and which rises more slowly than the traditional Consumer Price Index.