Sentence examples for been rising in relation from inspiring English sources
It also encourages continued global consumption by shielding foreign buyers, whose currencies have been rising in relation to the dollar, from the full effect of price increases.
"Just a couple of small plates and a really good wine, and that's the evening". A recent Wine Market Council study found that Americans' consumption of wine is rising in relation to beer and spirits.
Intra-EU migration has been rising in recent years, although its overall scale in relation to total population remains modest.
In a sharp post on Sunday, my colleague James Surowiecki pointed out that stock prices have been rising steadily in relation to earnings.
Taxes are also rising in relation to income, the study found.
In V1 at low temporal rates (2 Hz), however, the sensitivity of the BY color pathway is selectively enhanced, rising in relation to the RG and Ach responses.
Following the EU referendum, it feels as though our uncertainty is rising exponentially, soaring in inverse relation to property prices, interest rates, sterling's value, the Labour party's effectiveness as Her Majesty's opposition, and (silver lining) Michael Gove's career.
Some groups felt their responsibilities were rising – most notably elite men in relation to their older children from the 1850s and 'respectable' non-elite parents, especially mothers, in relation to their younger children from the 1880s.
In fact, fees are rising.
