National debt, too, has risen sharply.

This, too, has risen sharply, and more is in store as temperatures rise.

Over the last few years, economic and commercial ties have grown between India and Africa and trade has risen sharply.

Indeed, while China s living standards have risen dramatically over the past 30 years, the gap between rich and poor has widened sharply.

Too many big investors can no longer meet their margin calls, while borrowing costs have risen sharply.

Arms deliveries to Irtogte are increasing and prices for arms have risen sharply owing to high demand.

True, armaments costs have risen sharply, but only because Putin s KGB friends, who monopolize weapons production, have stolen inordinate amounts.

CAMBRIDGE The saving rate of American households has risen sharply since the beginning of the year, reaching 6.9 of after tax personal income in May, the highest rate since 1992.

The pound initially fell sharply, and then recovered, while long term government borrowing rates have risen by around 30 basis points.

The total energy of a hurricane is found by multiplying the intensity of the hurricane by its duration. This, too, has risen sharply, and more is in store as temperatures rise.

In 1974, prices of petroleum had risen sharply, and in 1980, Governments were fighting against air pollution generated by the transportation sector.

In Brazil, for example, the share of women in the workforce has risen sharply over the past 20 years, from about 45 to almost 60 , owing in part to family friendly policies.

Its share price in the Beirut Stock Exchange has risen sharply in the last year from around US 5.00 in early 2004 to close at US 17.50 on Friday, 23 December 2005.

Sami's health has sharply declined.

Yields on Spanish and Italian bonds, which had risen to unsustainable heights over fears of a eurozone breakup, fell sharply after the announcement.

She expressed concern that the cost of humanitarian assistance had risen sharply owing to port and related charges imposed on imports through Israel.

The curtain has not yet risen.

Duration has risen markedly around the world.

Rapidly, visibly, and inevitably, China has risen.

In the process, inequality has risen further.

Child poverty has also risen in many industrialized countries.

National debt, too, has risen sharply. The huge trade deficit provides the spectacle of the world's richest country borrowing almost two billion dollars a day from abroad, contributing to the weak dollar and representing a major source of global uncertainty.

As indicated by the increase in arms embargo violations and the high profile and aggressive involvement of States of the region in support of one side or the other, the level of tension between the two sides has risen sharply.

The price of oil has risen far more than the dollar has fallen.

After many years of outperformance, GDP growth has slowed sharply.

After an improvement in 2003, the situation has sharply deteriorated.

The won has been devalued sharply, making exports more viable.

But unemployment has risen even faster and further than expected.

While emissions have risen since Copenhagen, technology has also advanced.

The real general salary index has risen 16 per cent.

The ratio of savings to gross domestic product has risen.

CAMBRIDGE The saving rate of American households has risen sharply since the beginning of the year, reaching 6.9 of after tax personal income in May, the highest rate since 1992. In today s economy, that is equivalent to annual savings of 750 billion.

Brazil has sharply increased its anti cartel enforcement in recent years.

No tyrant has risen in Australia since Howard s gun control reforms.

Unit labor costs have risen, and potential output growth has fallen.

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Investment has fallen off sharply since, and has since staged only a very cautious recovery.

Sharply rising income inequality has raised the stakes of the economic game.

Meanwhile, global surface temperature has already risen by about 0.8 degrees centigrade.

Manufacturing production has plummeted, the trade balance has deteriorated sharply, and corporate bankruptcies are increasingly frequent.

Argentina s per capita income has risen, albeit slowly, during this period, but the country was never far from a full blown macroeconomic crisis that could reduce household incomes sharply. So it seems fair to conclude that both countries are still caught in the middle income trap.

Unemployment has risen to a record 11.2 , with 35 of young people jobless.

In Spain, for example, wages have risen too fast, and productivity has lagged.

And, within the household sector, consumption has risen the most among the elderly.

The total of all contributions since 2001 has risen to US 1.2 million.