Sentence examples for easy rise from inspiring English sources

Geraldine Ferraro, who helped Walter Mondale lose 49 states in 1984, was clearly stung at what she considered Obama's easy rise to celebrity and electoral success.

Hotel prices in the Big Easy rose to an average of $132.27 in 2010, from $118 in 2009, according to Hotels.com data.

The 4th one is a situation that the EU does not encounter yet (though the EU contains countries of different sizes, but its core countries are similar in size); it is easy to rise up and become a big obstacle.

Is it easy to rise to Vivekananda's high call to practice reverence with every human being?

It is easy to rise up the office ranks, making yourself completely indispensable as a result, by just googling the coffee machine manual and learning how to turn it off and on.

Mr. Foehringer is fond of long, curved body lines that cut gently through space or establish the momentum for easy turns, rises and falls.

Most likely, growth will be dependent on easy money, rising debt and a temporary fall in inflation prompted by falling food and commodity prices.

And members of minorities have found it far easier to rise in the entrepreneurial ranks than in the old corporate hierarchies, a fact that has also contributed to the changing civic architecture of Los Angeles.

Mathew Oakeshott, the chairman of pension fund managers OLIM Property and a former Lib Dem Treasury spokesman, said: "It reminds me of the end of the Barber and Lawson booms, which were based on easy credit, rising house prices and debt-fuelled consumption.

Do something different: If you zig when others zag you will avoid being in the majority making it easier to rise to the top.

It is far easier to rise in the slipstream of a man or woman who is going places fast than it is to create your own head of steam.