Sentence examples for bring rising from inspiring English sources

Hedging Inflation It may still be only a twinkle in investors' eyes, but eventually easy money and a recovering economy will bring rising prices.

Yet few speak out, even though some construction schemes, including those associated with Chinese state banks and construction firms such as in Hambantota, bring rising debt.

This much warming, the experts say, would bring rising seas, more severe droughts, rainstorms, heat waves and floods, along with broad shifts in climatic and agricultural zones that would benefit some regions but seriously harm others.

Merkel also said the G8 should bring rising powers like China and India into the discussion on soaring crude, which is causing a headache for consumers and businesses across the world.

Along the coast, the storm will bring rising surf, strong rip currents and beach erosion.

Even after these swingeing increases, demand still outstrips supply.Rising prices have brought rising profits.

The difficulty is that white science brought rising populations to Africa, and it is, frankly, a version of white farming which will have to feed them.

On the contrary, policy space, when seized by the countries that bargain for it, brings growth to developing countries, and such growth brings rising demand for northern products.

As spring advances in the Antarctic the lengthening sunlight days brings rising temperatures, melting sea ice and extended, excellent views of the region from space.

One reason is that Russian economic growth, sparked by the privatisations of the 1990s and kept going by the oil-price boom, has brought rising living standards and a new sense of stability.

"Debt crises in developed countries are bringing rising pressure and challenges to the vast emerging market countries, including China," Jiang Yaoping, the Chinese deputy commerce minister, said in a statement Tuesday.