Sentence examples for avoided rising from inspiring English sources

He added: "Why, for instance, has no serious attempt been made to represent late 19th-century German painting in the National Gallery, where we already have a fine French collection but continue to spend large sums on acquiring further [French] paintings?" Later Sir Nicholas stressed he was fully behind the National's bid to acquire the Raphael, and Mr Saumarez Smith avoided rising to the bait.

In Japan, that would help companies avoid rising electricity bills.

By invading Iraq, the Bush Administration has unwittingly helped to create what its National Energy Policy was designed to avoid: rising oil prices that threaten to derail the economic recovery.

"But for the long term the best way we can avoid rising prices is investment in projects, nonconventional energy and reducing consumption in all countries".

For several years, farmers have planted less and ranchers have sold livestock to avoid rising feed costs and having to watch animals die of dehydration.

A new approach to farming is needed to safeguard human health and avoid rising air and water pollution, high greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity loss, a group of 20 leading agronomists, health, nutrition and social scientists has concluded.

Another was the difficulty of accounting for choices by consumers to avoid rising prices by switching from one type of product to another -- renting a video, for example, rather than going out to see a movie.

The more than $6 billion in cable fees flowing annually to ESPN from almost 100 million homes is threatened as growing numbers of consumers cut ties with cable providers to avoid rising bills for pay TV, turning instead to video streaming services.

These ordinances addressed reducing the water rations given to farmers to avoid rising salinity rate.

Bernanke said the government must trim the record $1.4 trillion deficit in order to avoid rising interest rates for consumers and the government itself.

Counting on Cooler Heads Marston, Guillen and Meyer suggest two steps that can help avoid rising inflation and a loss of confidence in the U.S. dollar.