Sentence examples for cause rising from inspiring English sources

In doing so they are setting the human race on a route to irreversible climate change that will cause rising seas, flooding, droughts, rising disease, increased conflicts and refugee crises.

Love Saves the Day will close next month, its owner says, a victim not of the usual cause (rising rents) but of one deeper significance: His wife, who started the store, died in August.

For instance, if aggregate domestic demand was running so high as to cause rising prices, this should be reduced both by having a tight monetary policy and by increasing taxation more than expenditure or reducing expenditure without reducing taxation.

Treasury-bond prices fell as investors saw Bernanke's remarks as indicative of additional rate cuts, which could cause rising inflation.

But others were quick to point out that melting land-based ice, such as the great ice sheets on Greenland, could cause rising seas.

So if competitive global markets, new technology and automation cause rising inequality, then France should be its poster child.

The number of local soldiers recruited for the Portuguese cause rose to 23,000 in the same period.

The mortalities of diabetes as the underlying cause rose slightly from 1.14 per ten thousand in 2002 to 1.49 per ten thousand in 2012.

The MPs believe the new regime is causing rising homelessness.

The president's efforts to curb military power have caused rising discontent among officers.

The burning questions are: What's causing rising inequality, and what can we do about it?