Sentence examples for consequent rising from inspiring English sources

Isn't it enough that global warming (and the consequent rising of sea level) would be tragic for us humans?

"The banks too are ownerless corporations with their own footloose shareholders: part of the reason they expanded their balance sheets so aggressively and recklessly was that over the 15 years before 2008 they had succeeded in trebling the rate of return on equity – for which directors were handsomely rewarded with bonus packages dependent upon the consequent rising share prices".

Pharma's pressure on the many politicians beholden to it is increasingly meeting counter-pressure generated by the unprecedented spread of addiction to the general population and the consequent rising death toll.

For example the joyful "heiajaheia" cries are converted, in Rheingold Scene 2, into a dark minor version as Loge reports the theft of the gold to the gods and the consequent rising power of the Nibelungen.

As we wrestle with the rapid increase in diabetes and the consequent rising prevalence of DR, innovative solutions such as that proposed in the Apselund model merit close study.

The consequent rise in cybercrime and state-sponsored attacks has not gone unnoticed.

The human population is aging with a consequent rise in the incidence of hard tissue disease.

Dramatic restructuring by firms, heavy capital investment and consequent rises in productivity have reinvented manufacturing.

Hence the consequent rise of Silicon Valley and, perhaps ironically, the rise of Ukip and the Scottish romantic dream of Independence.

Global warming is generally associated with increased fossil-fuel burning and consequent rises in levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

He doesn't argue about the consequent rise in already excessive energy bills to pay for nuclear electricity.