Sentence examples for abrupt raise from inspiring English sources

Whereas station S4 experiences an abrupt raise in pollution level, justified by the demographic as well as commercial pressure at the site.

Fox's decision to bring its Ebola coverage to such an abrupt close raised eyebrows in media circles, but Hannity offered an explanation for the move after his broadcast concluded.

From an organizational design perspective, this abrupt change raises some interesting questions regarding the boundary conditions of boss-less forms of organizing, which has been gaining significant attention in the academic and managerial circles.

Underscoring that point, the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday that a sharp rise in house prices in Hong Kong raised "the risk of an abrupt correction".

Skilling's abrupt departure will raise suspicions of accounting improprieties and valuation issues.

Certainly Mr. El-Erian's abrupt announcement will raise questions about his decision to leave.

Mr. Skilling's resignation on Aug. 14 appears to have prompted the letter, which says his "abrupt departure will raise suspicions of accounting improprieties".

Ford's abrupt departure will inevitably raise a question mark over the future at the club of his son, George.

Mr Summers's abrupt retirement not only raises questions about Harvard's commitment to free speech, given the long-standing jihad against him; it also throws the university's ambitious reform programme into disarray.Mr Summers's departure was precipitated by another resignation that of William Kirby, the dean of the powerful Faculty of Arts and Sciences FASS).

Owing to the way I had been raised, the abrupt discomfort that all this aroused in me and the fact that I had no idea what my voice or my mind or my body was likely to do next caused me to consider myself one of the most depraved people on earth.

The definition of stent thrombosis was in alignment with the ARC criteria in four out of five studies, 11 12 13 17 18 19 whereas in the SPIRIT I trial 20 stent thrombosis was defined as a total coronary artery occlusion by angiography at the stent site with abrupt onset of symptoms, raised biochemical markers, and changes on electrocardiography consistent with myocardial infarction.