All prices have risen.

Oil prices have risen several dollars a barrel since late summer.

Electricity prices, for instance, have doubled, while fuel for cars has risen 64 .

Prices for many commodities have doubled over the past couple of years. Oil prices have risen almost 400 in the last five years.

Thanks to the new so called competition in the telecommunications market, prices for connections have risen.

Sawlog prices have risen in most regions of North America and Europe during 2004 and 2005.

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

The people have risen.

Indeed, with a few exceptions (essentially Germany and Japan), housing prices have risen almost everywhere to levels never seen before.

Peace keeping costs have risen sharply.

Incredibly, our temperatures have barely risen.

The Colombian people have risen against adversity.

Workforce participation rates for women have risen.

Prices have jumped.

Prices have soared.

Prices have soared.

Statistics indicate that our living standards have risen.

We have not always risen to the challenge.

Since 2002, these compensation rates have risen dramatically.

Human beings have always risen to the challenge.

Risen.

US exports to Central America have risen by 94 over the past six years imports from the region have risen by 87 .

Despite the euphoria around shale gas indeed, despite weak global growth commodity prices have risen by as much as 150 in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

A game of leapfrog has begun between restaurants and suppliers prices for food products have risen, and they must urgently look for comparable products from other countries.

Average selling prices on Berkeley's private, affordable and student schemes have risen by about a fifth in the past year, reaching 423,000 at the end of April.

Land disputes have risen in recent years in Cambodia.

Chinese exports of secondary wood products have risen similarly.

Export earnings have risen but not without a price.

Promising these things, brutes have risen. But they lie!

By the end of 2000, oil prices had risen to levels not seen since the beginning of the 1990 s.

Prices have dropped recently.

Prices have gone down.

Prices have gone up.

Prices have been rising.

Prices have gone up.

Moreover, credit growth has accelerated and asset prices have risen trends that will encourage consumption by triggering the wealth effect (when people spend more because they feel richer).

After falling for more than 30 years, food prices have recently soared. The Economist s food price index has risen to its highest level since it was started in 1845. As has happened throughout history, rocketing prices and shortages have caused riots from Bangladesh to Bolivia.

I felt like seven suns have risen inside of me.

In recent years, HIV infections have risen more than eightfold.

Even more serious is the fact that fuel prices have risen so dramatically and have wreaked such havoc in a number of countries they threaten to create political instability and provoke economic crises.

The prices have gone down.

Prices have been rising steadily.

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

Severe shortages of food and medical supplies could lead to famine in the country prices of basic food commodities had risen sharply.

It is rarely reported that, after 20 years of inflation averaging 30 40 per year and with income crunching peaks set at over 80 , prices have risen less under Chávez.