Sentence examples for coming rise from inspiring English sources
The only way to stop the coming rise in foreclosures, at this point, would be a bailout of enormous proportions.
The lasting trauma for the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), in government then as now, has left Mr Abe and his people jumpy about the coming rise.
He also discusses why Carlyle likes to invest in the United States, and he warns of a coming rise in interest rates.
Meanwhile, the coming rise in rents — maybe 4 or 5 percent a year, for the next few years — will reduce rent ratios even if prices don't fall.
His lecture was a barn-burning reprise of "An Inconvenient Truth," including the famous "hockey stick" graph of spiking temperatures, the famous map of an America castrated of its Florida by the coming rise in sea level.
This is a microcosm of China's broader worries about ageing and the coming rise in the number of dependants for each working-age adult.Zheng Zizhen, a demographer at the Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences (GASS), says even a modest change would help.
"She is an up and coming rising star within the party," Gage told the BBC.
But Mark Sanford was one of those up and coming rising stars in the Republican Party along with John Ensign who was being touted for the national ticket in 2012.
And with increasing inequality comes rising segregation.
But with them come rising out-of-wedlock birth rates.
