Sentence examples for due to soar from inspiring English sources

The timing was particularly encouraging: India's labour force was due to soar as China's began to decline (see chart 1).Now many are worried that India is squandering this demographic opportunity.

But the gold medallists in percentage terms are the Estonians, whose visitor numbers are due to soar over 800%.Athletes, officials and journalists will be descending in their hordes, but it seems unlikely that they will be entirely responsible for the 31% surge.

This was mainly due to soaring demand in Spain, Ireland and the Netherlands.

That's unfortunate given the background increase in inflation due to soaring energy prices.

Much of the rise is due to soaring sales of its smartphones.

The billionaire steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, who is behind the project, wants to exploit a commodity whose value has doubled due to soaring demand from China and India.

If not, maybe the threat of 100 million more people falling into poverty due to soaring food prices would spur them to help.

The increasingly unpopular Garcia administration is under pressure due to soaring energy costs and failure to translate economic growth into a general rise in the standard of living.

Most of the quicker growth, it notes, is due to soaring revenues enjoyed by just eight sub-Saharan African countries blessed with oil.

In India's far west a giant new power plant, one of the biggest investments being made in India, is in trouble, due to soaring coal costs.

Due to soaring temperatures and a ban on umbrellas for security reasons, several seats were vacant, some of those invited having cancelled.