Examples of using Rose by in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Art and antiques market sales rose by 13% to 35 million transactions in 2010.
the price of rutile rose by 20%.
(55) The investigation showed that the Community producers' average selling price of CCM rose by 7% from 1994 to the IP.
Orders to the end of April showed 17% growth while revenues rose by as much as 21%.
(91) Regarding more specifically wages, according to the data available for Ciba Specialty Chemicals plc, wages rose by 26% over the period concerned.
real GDP rose by 2.8% in 2006, compared with 1.6% in 2005
2007 the figure rose by 0.9% per year.
The production rose by 6% from around 207000 t to around 219000 t in the period mentioned above.
(101) The Community industry's employment related to the production of black colorformers rose by 15%, from 48 persons employed in 1996 to 55 employed in the IP.
the Institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg rose by 260% to around 2 million m2.
Between 2008 and 2012, worldwide cross-border trade in data increased by 49% while trade in goods or services rose by just 2.4% 107.
the rate of deaths in the country attributed to AIDS rose by 7%, between 2005 and 2013, according to a report released on
In a five-year period, prices rose by 72%, or in other words 42% of people's savings in the form of money was confiscated by the government through inflation.
the Chinese market share in the Community during the IIP rose by about 5%.
their market share rose by 39%, a significant gain at the expense of producers in the Community.
the budget of the national beekeeping programmes rose by just 12%, from EUR 32 to 36 million a year.
the number of reports dealt with rose by 70% when compared to 2006.
also fierce fluctuations throughout the year, the coil, the main rebar futures prices rose by about 80% compared with the beginning of last year, the main iron ore futures rose is reached 110%.
indicates that the proportion of package holidays purchased online rose by 12% in 2009, even though their value only accounts for 25%
mid-2007 nominal consumer prices for milk products rose by 17% while the nominal price paid to producers fell by 6 %34.