Sentence examples for any further rise from inspiring English sources

Any further rise in numbers of poor people will barely figure in that.

To the Europeans this meant any further rise in the euro against the dollar would be undesirable, and that Japan and China must stop holding down their currencies.

For while no one should disguise the enormity of the nationalists' election victory, it would be wrong to assume that the dramatic results signal any further rise in support for independence since last year's referendum.

Any further rise in stock prices, with interest rates where they are, would start to be speculative," said Edgar Peters, chief investment officer at PanAgora Asset Management, which manages more than $12 billion.

Still, manufacturers and other business constituencies are increasingly calling on the administration to signal that Washington does not want any further rise in the currency -- and that it would ultimately back an international effort to decrease the dollar's value in an orderly way.

Assuming that inflowing air has the same amount of moisture throughout, air rising in the core reaches its dew point at a lower height than air rising just outside the core; any further rise leads to condensation and a visible cloud.

This should contain any further rises in earnings growth and keep domestic cost pressures in check".

"The bottom 17 per cent of earners have already been lifted out of income tax, meaning they will see no benefit from any further rises.

He said support for HS2 would be a red line for his party in any future coalition negotiations and ruled out a further rise in tuition fees.

Certainly, a further rise in oil prices is plausible.

The report forecast a further rise in violence in Iraq over the next few months.