Sentence examples for along rising from inspiring English sources
Yet executives remain cautious, partly because they have not been able to pass along rising input costs to end-users, meaning profit margins are under pressure.
Unwilling to compromise their competitive positions in export markets by passing along rising costs to consumers, Japanese automakers are instead relocating production that would otherwise be performed in Japan.
The immediate causes included a government report on consumer prices in March -- which rose more than expected -- and a Federal Reserve report suggesting that businesses around the country have been passing along rising costs to customers.
Kept under 24-hour armed guard, with a stream of visitors coming to see him every day, he plays along, rising with great reluctance at the call of his keeper before munching the lucerne grass, or alfalfa, of which he is especially fond, and inviting his keeper to rub his back.
Gasoline prices have followed along, rising by 70 cents per gallon--or 23 percent--during this same time.
Turn right along Rising Lane signed for Lapworth.
We've seen two waves of similar tech come along, rise along an optimism curve and ultimately fail to take root in the enterprise.
Meantime, higher food prices, along with rising energy costs, are affecting economic debate and policy making.
In Lumberton, south of Fayetteville, more rescues were reported along the rising Lumber River.
The higher fuel prices, along with rising food prices, are contributing to sharp inflation.
