Examples of 'numbers rose' in a sentence
Meaning of "numbers rose"
Numbers rose: This phrase is used to indicate an increase in numbers or statistics. For example, 'Due to the new marketing strategy, the sales numbers rose significantly last quarter.'
How to use "numbers rose" in a sentence
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His poll numbers rose overnight.
As a result air fares went down and passenger numbers rose dramatically.
Passenger numbers rose sharply.
As a result of this transformation, visitor numbers rose to in.
Their numbers rose and fell according to economic and political circumstances.
During summers and holidays however those numbers rose dramatically.
The numbers rose again in April as the Reds aimed to leave Finland.
The number of vacancies numbers rose slightly in June.
His poll numbers rose largely as a result, until a setback in Iowa on Monday morning.
As a result, passenger numbers rose significantly.
Their numbers rose sharply during the Great Depression, when jobs and money were scarce.
In the last year, numbers rose dramatically.
Numbers rose through captive breeding and, beginning in 1991, condors were reintroduced into the wild.
For one thing, unemployment numbers rose much more than student totals.
The event marked a major come-back of companies from the Russian Federation, whose numbers rose by 34 %.
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Huckabee's poll numbers rose consistently through November and December.
As the survivors arrived from Baby 700 their numbers rose to around sixty.
Attendee numbers rose dramatically, and the event was stretched into 9 days.
Compared with rhe 1985 figures, numbers rose in all the Member States except Denmark and Ireland.
Passenger numbers rose slightly in 1934, but many crossings still lost money.
After 1970 the student numbers rose so fast that there was not enough space.
Its active customer numbers rose 9 % to 7 million and international now makes up 44 % of its revenue.
Subsequently, student numbers rose across Queensland during the first 15 years of the 20th century.
