Sentence examples for could rise again from inspiring English sources
And crime, he said, could rise again.
"It's truly possible that they could rise again".
Though violence has indisputably declined, he says, it could rise again.
These forecasts could rise again, of course — but could also easily fall again.
It is the largest oil exporter and if it cut supply, prices could rise again.
As long as the uncertainty persists, Belgium's borrowing costs could rise again.
The budget deficit could even rise again in 2014 unless supposedly "temporary" tax rises become permanent.
But, General Walsh warned, the floodway only offered temporary relief and the water levels upstream could soon rise again.
In Liberia a slowdown has recently been noted with fewer burials and some empty beds in treatment centres, but experts say the numbers could easily rise again.
Europe's true fertility rate, says Mr Bongaarts, is almost certainly under replacement rate, but maybe 1.7 or 1.8 children per woman, rather than below 1.5, as some of the more alarming estimates suggest.Family size could also rise again.
Although the number of people reaching Italy from Libya by sea dropped by nearly 70% in July and August compared with the same months last year, it is felt the numbers could easily rise again without further measures.
