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Risen in a sentence
Risen meaning
past participle of rise
Synonyms of Risen
Example sentences (20)
Economists polled by Reuters expect the consumer price index to have risen by 3.1% in June, after May's 4% increase.
Even if we exclude the aforementioned acquisition, sales for the company would have risen by 14.6% year over year.
But five months later, the overall number of people filing refugee claims in Canada has risen instead of falling.
Aberlour said if the cut off point had risen in line with historical inflation, it would now be £27,855 per household.
But on DataGolf, Lee has risen to 18th, an accurate representation of how well he has played over the past few months.
As prices have risen and wages mostly stagnated, working people are finding it challenging to make ends meet.
Burna Boy has risen to global fame over the past few years thanks to his unique sound and chart-topping hits.
By the end of 2019, the debt had risen to $23.2 trillion and more federal officials were sounding the alarm.
However, absolute P/Es have risen in the quarter and the premia over market are now above 5-year averages.
But in an update on Thursday morning, the Lubbock Fire Rescue confirmed the death toll had risen to four.
Even as oil prices have risen significantly, the outperformance of the VDE has been even more impressive.
But interest rates have risen, so a high debt ratio may be more of a problem in the next few years than it was in the past few.
Butter costs 37 percent more than it did a year ago, while the price of a kilo of Estonian cheese has risen by the same amount.
A mum has been ruthlessly mocked for complaining that her family home had risen in value by $1million.
Charge-off rates have also risen rapidly, at 167 bps for credit cards, 17 bps for student loans, and 107 bps for personal loans.
Concurrence for Medical Dishwasher has grown since supply and demand have risen over the very past decade in a pretty major way.
France international Mbappe has risen to prominence in recent years and is seen as the successor to Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
He's grown a lot over the years and the fact that's risen as high as he has is always a bit of shock.
As of now, that number has risen 36 percent to more than 70,000 people being sheltered by taxpayers.
Harry first joined the team in 2014 and has risen through the ranks in his nine years with the firm.
Common combinations with risen
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- has risen 94×
- have risen 63×
- risen to 46×
- had risen 21×
- risen by 19×
- risen from 14×
- risen in 12×
- risen nearly 5×
- the risen 4×
- also risen 4×
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