Sentence examples for work a rise of from inspiring English sources

Of these, 27,000 came to work, a rise of 10,000 on the previous  year.

There are now 367,000 people aged 50 or over out of work, a rise of nearly 40% during the past year, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The number of people in full-time work rose 0.3% to reach 18.9 million, as opposed to 6.7 million in part-time work, a rise of 0.6% in the quarter.

To work off a rise of ten percentage points in the debt ratio over ten years requires an additional percentage point on the primary surplus.This arithmetic suggests that the projected 36-point rise in indebtedness between 2007 and 2014 should not in itself be a calamity.

Youth unemployment rose to a new high, with more than one in five 16 to 24-year-olds out of work after a rise of 66,000 to 965,000.

The central estimate for the number of Scots in work saw a rise of 21,200, up from a forecast in June of 14,200.

IDC today published its Q3 numbers for tablet sales, and its analysts estimate that globally there were just under 54 million tablets shipped — 53.8 million to be exact — working out to a rise of 11.5% over last year.

A consensus of the experts in this ACR working group interpreted a rise of 4 units for this particular scale as worsening disease.

With increasing numbers of Hong Kong people working in Mainland China, a rise of 132% from 98,300 in 1995 to 228,000 in 2005; family separation and divorces are likely to continue rising, and their effect on adolescent substance use is a cause for concern.

Recent years have seen a rise of work-related health interventions targeting the entire organisation as complex social systems, thus referred to as organisational health interventions (OHIs) [ 1].

Charles raised "directly or indirectly" a total of £139m to support the work of his 17 core charities, a rise of £8m in the past year.