Sentence examples for apparent rising from inspiring English sources

They seem afraid of the electorate and the apparent rising tide of conservatism.

The Waterside affair may have contributed to apparent rising antipathy from Walsh towards Heathrow, which he lambasted as "fat, dumb and happy" at the Airport Operators Association conference in London.

If neither airport is expanded, air travel from London will have to become more expensive to cope with apparent rising demand, and anyone who can afford to travel through London will have to pay more.

Although the share of the closed broadleaved forest is fluctuating (although there is a slight 2.24% increase from 1990 to 2015), the increase in the open broadleaved forest over the years is more apparent, rising from 15.54% in 1990 to 24.3% in 2015.

The urgency and apparent rising interest in engaging them comes from their intensified pervasiveness in all tools and materials with which architects, urbanists, and designers conceive the larger frameworks and infinite details of their projects.

Episodic hypocortisolism has the potential to increase the risk of adrenal crises as there is an epidemiological association in one study between increased use of short-acting GC and increased rates of adrenal crises, but prospective studies of this association are not available and other factors may have contributed to apparent rising rates of adrenal crises in recent years [ 8, 9].

The apparent rise in blood doping angered LeMond, who says a cyclist friend died from it.

A sleeper in the G.D.P. report may explain the apparent rise in orders.

FRANCE'S leaders are increasingly worried about the apparent rise of anti-Semitism in their country.

In 2003, Lack gave a lecture in Israel about the apparent rise of peanut allergies in the United Kingdom.

The apparent rise in employment helped nudge the institute's nonmanufacturing index to 52 in April, from 49.6 in March.