Sentence examples for at a rise from inspiring English sources

And the renminbi's daily swings are still capped at a rise or fall of 2percentt.

One is concerned at a rise in newborns testing positive for the drug.

"However, October has got off to a slower start than usual – although the noises from the Fed [hinting at a rise in US interest rates] may stimulate things".

Unrest in France at a rise in fuel prices highlights how the necessary transition to a clean economy must be carefully managed.

It's hardly Borussia Dortmund fans boycotting their derby at Schalke en masse to protest at a rise in prices, as they did in 2010, either.

"So even using a later and more inconvenient train, I'm looking at a rise from £55 to well over £100 in less than a year.

But he implied that the conditions for euro membership came at a rising political and economic cost.

Ah, that's where that old problem comes in: that stagestruck wonder, that awe at a rising curtain.

In 2014, came their next collaboration, "Whiplash," an unflinching look at a rising jazz drummer, his abusive instructor, and how far some will go for their art.

A common theme among the cabinet picks was alarm at a rising Iran.

Once your horse is used to the poles, ride over them at a rising trot.