Sentence examples for can only rise from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, though, oil demand can only rise.

As the economy improves, rates can only rise.

But you can only rise in society if society itself stays put.

And if drought persists in the West, the costs can only rise.

With stronger varieties being smoked at a younger age, this figure can only rise.

With Europe drowning in debt and flirting with recession, China's influence can only rise more.

Yet the price of a pack of beer cans would likely only rise by a few cents, the Beer Institute added, given that one can costs about 10 cents to make to begin with.

That figure can only keep rising.

Having more discussion can only defuse rising tensions brought on by Google or Rio Tinto and the increasing American fear of China's growing might.

Using a circular profiled punch land, a slight tilt of the punch gives only rise to minor changes in the contact conditions between punch land and can wall and thus only rise to minor variations in the wall thickness.

The semantics in 29e can only give rise to an epistemic reading, for it is about a possible past event seen from the perspective of the speaker's utterance time (i.e., a present temporal perspective with a past temporal orientation).