Sentence examples for as rising levels from inspiring English sources

POISON IVY is one of those weeds proliferating like mad as rising levels of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide heat up the atmosphere.

And many men began gasping for breath and taking to their bunks with throbbing head pain by the second or third day as rising levels of deadly carbon dioxide began to consume them.

Richardson, an expert on terrorism, responded that she was "in truth, daunted" by her new post, before criticising what she saw as rising levels of government oversight within higher education.

Just as rising levels of human use of antibiotics are leading to growing resistance, the same is happening in agriculture, the review said in its latest paper, published on Tuesday.

Revellers have been warned, meanwhile, about the downside of all this hot weather, such as rising levels of toxic air, as well as misery for commuters as high temperatures cause steel tracks to buckle – which somewhat contradicts assertions made by Billie Holiday that in summertime "the livin' is easy".

Gated communities and vast, privately built and managed "new towns" like these have spread across southeast Asia over the last 20 years as rising levels of inequality have redefined the region's cities. Vietnam as a whole has seen a dramatic reduction in poverty over the same period – but inequality is growing, and becoming increasingly marked in the country's expanding urban areas.

In economically developing countries such as Brazil, India and China, rising levels of noise pollution are associated with the accelerated growth of cities and the increasing circulation of automotive vehicles.

The situation reflects the poor economic conditions in Spain and Portugal, as well as the rising level of defaulting loans in Latin America.

The increase was due to the poor economic conditions in Spain and Portugal, as well as a rising level of loans in Latin America, the company said in a statement.

Asia's megacities show no signs of shrinking, even as rising sea levels render them more vulnerable to storm surges.

Some, such as rising sea levels or nuclear weapons gone rogue, have few historical precedents on which to base estimates.