Sentence examples for arrangements rise from inspiring English sources

A wave of national and international alliances between airlines has seen the number of such arrangements rise by 38% in the past year to 502, according to a survey by Airline Business, a specialist publication.

The big color print is a view of a red and white tubular arrangement rising against a blackish-brown background in some plant.

About 42% of adults said living in a multigenerational household would be a positive arrangement, rising to 66% among those already living this way.

Her music is roots-rock with an Appalachian foundation, in arrangements that rise alongside her forthright alto or let it hold its own nearly unaccompanied.

By its nature, the indivisibility of interests associated with multilateral arrangements gives rise to an expectation of diffuse reciprocity and its greater sense of inclusiveness, whereas the fragmentation and divisions of bilateralism lend to it an expectation of specific reciprocity.

In the past, Mr. Peterson — the billionaire co-founder of the Blackstone Group and public scold of costly entitlement programs, ballooning government deficits and cozy tax arrangements — would rise to such a debating challenge.

First, what institutional arrangements give rise to these constant showdowns?

The amount of hydrogen uptake strongly depends on the porosity within the nanostructure network where optimal arrangements give rise to the formation of a well-defined two-dimensional adsorbed hydrogen layer.

Multipass arrangements give rise to complex internal heat flow paths; in this work, such flow paths are modelled using a simplified methodology that breaks up the complex flow and represents it as a network of simple arrangements such as counter flow and parallel flow.

Inversions maintain associations between alleles because crossing over between inverted and standard arrangements gives rise to nonfunctional meiotic products.

In Germany, the encroachment of "non-standard employment relationships" in casual, contract, labour hire or other insecure arrangements has risen to a total of 20% across its mainly service-based economy, and it's provoking a national discussion about the social impacts of insecure work.