Sentence examples for a time when soaring from inspiring English sources

The new premium comes at a time when soaring costs have prompted many employers to scale back or eliminate health benefits for retirees.

There have been some recent improvements at the Transportation Department, but biking advocates say Connecticut needs to move much faster at a time when soaring gasoline prices are leading more people to ride bikes.

At a time when soaring real estate values in the United States, Britain and other markets have captivated investors around the world, the fate of property owners in Hong Kong has been a chilling reminder that what goes up fast can come down hard.

The China Iron and Steel Association is worried about hefty hikes in ore prices, as well as shipping rates, at a time when soaring demand in China has already put intense upward pressure on prices.

Already deeply in debt, Japan can ill afford an expensive reconstruction program, especially at a time when a soaring yen has hurt its export-driven economy, which has been shrinking at an annual rate of 1.3 percent.

Yet automakers keep their most carefree models coming, banking on a time when superegos soar and buyers re-turn, eager to reaffirm the American dream of blowing too much money on a new car.

At a time when Deerfield's soaring elms still formed a canopy over Main Street, the sisters recorded the lane's weather-beaten clapboard houses and lush flower gardens.

That would in some ways be a return to the strategy invoked by Mr. Greenspan's predecessor, Paul A. Volcker, at a time when inflation was soaring at double-digit rates.

Advocates of the tax say it is unconscionable that Congressional leaders have allowed the richest Americans to reap a new tax break at a time when deficits are soaring and the income gap between wealthy and poor citizens remains near historic levels.

Alistair Carmichael, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said: "It is remarkable that at a time when cybercrime is soaring and fraudsters are finding ever more inventive ways to get access to our personal details, our prime minister and his home secretary are seriously considering weakening encryption that allows our banks to keep our information secure".

Although the Conservatives have a majority of 16,000 in Newark, the seat would be a prime target for UKIP at a time when it is soaring in the polls, he added.