Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Consumer prices rose by a mere 0,4 % in 2009, mainly due to strong base effects from declining fuel and heating oil prices and the downward pressure on profit margins from weak demand conditions.
• And our profits rose by 6% last quarter.
• The only thing that rose more than bank profits was unemployment.
• It was found, however, that when pulp prices sharply fell in 2009, CFP prices remained stable and profits rose as a consequence.
• After acceptance of Wfa's capital and a DEM 100 million (EUR 50 million) allocation to reserves from profits, the threshold rose to nearly DEM 4600 million (EUR 2350 million).
• In the year of the swine influenza outbreak, the profits of Swiss pharmaceutical multinational Roche apparently rose to more than EUR 10 billion.
• It was found, however, that when pulp prices sharply fell in 2009, CFP prices remained stable and profits rose as a consequence.
• Just to give an example, in the five years before the crisis the share of profits made in the financial sector profits rose to 40 % of overall corporate profits, the double with respect to the average of the previous thirty years.

• But while Cargill is so delighted that its profits will rise while Chinese self
• sufficiency in agricultural goods falls, the picture is a good deal less optimistic for the people of China themselves.
• Moreover, I fear that this system creates conditions for actions the real beneficiaries of which will not be consumers, but the world of lawyers who profit from the rise in rates for proceedings conducted.
• We are all too aware now that profits cannot continue to rise indefinitely, and the same thing can surely be said in the field of morality.
• I would have liked Lieb Industries... Determination urge to profit would rise above. I have no choice but to appoint myself as executor of this company.
• Pay rises in Europe are not keeping pace with company profits: in percentage terms, company profits are outstripping pay rises for workers.
• Poverty and unemployment levels remain high and are growing, while profits continue to rise.
• Which will make our profits rise by...