Sentence examples for children rising from inspiring English sources

I like the study that shows that after five days away at camp without connections you see the empathy markers among children rising.

Luxury safari tents start at US$42 a night for adults (half-price for children), rising to US$200 $1000 for children) including all meals, game drives and park entry.

Until now, parents have received a flat rate of €129 per month for two children, rising to €461 for four, although negotiations currently under way may lead to a means-tested system.

Black children "rising up" or "speaking too loud" get sent to principal's office quick, fast, and in a hurry.

A Leaderless Movement A leaderless movement, moved only by the will of the people; the courage of children rising in the night to draw on the walls of their schools; the bravery of crowds who chisel away at a wall to let the light in; the masses who climb up the steps of their historic monuments to raise a rippling defiant flag over a land called Syria.

Once an adult-onset disease almost unheard of in children, rising rates of childhood obesity have rendered it more common in the pediatric population, especially in certain ethnic groups.

In economists' terms, women's "opportunity cost" of children rose.

Children rise up against their fathers over and over again.

Mothers' time with children rose from 10.5 hours a week in 1965 to 13.7 in 2010.

Then the Antonov bomber buzzed above us, and she and her children rose from their torpor.

But the great exhilaration is that the children rise to the occasion with us.