Sentence examples for age of rising from inspiring English sources

"We live in an age of rising seas," she wrote.

"Support for Redistribution in an Age of Rising Inequality".

In an age of rising inequality, at least some countries have narrowed their wealth and income gaps.

But in the age of rising austerity it's a lesson we would all do well to keep in mind.

In an age of rising populism, the report is clearly intended to occupy the center ground of progressive politics.

Nutrition advocates say these messages are irresponsible in an age of rising obesity rates and a surge in diet-related diseases like diabetes.

But it also signifies the coming of age of a rising urban class of people with Andean Indian roots struggling to find a new identity.

Businesses will be required to pay at least £7.20 per hour to workers over the age of 25, rising to £9 by 2020.

Under it, businesses will be required to pay at least £7.20 per hour to workers over the age of 25, rising to £9 by 2020.

Similarly, everyone over the age of 60 (rising gradually from this April to 65 by 2020) receives winter-fuel payments and can travel free on buses.

And Chinese leaders have been making the case increasingly vociferously that in an age of many rising powers, the dollar has an outsize importance.