Sentence examples for effect of a rise from inspiring English sources

The effect of a rise in interest rates on hotel capitalization rates.

What this means, in turn, is that the main effect of a rise in minimum wages is a rise in the incomes of hard-working but low-paid Americans — which is, of course, what we're trying to accomplish.

Thus, No-load tests with or without introduction of humidity were carried out and data showing the effect of a rise in humidity level, on temperature distribution were acquired.

John Maynard Keynes put it clearly, more than 70 years ago: "The effect of an expectation that wages are going to sag by, say, 2percentt in the coming year will be roughly equivalent to the effect of a rise of 2percentt in the amount of interest payable for the same period".

Applications for mortgages surged last week, lenders reported separately, a further sign that record levels of employment, consumer optimism about the economy and the availability of cheaper adjustable mortgages have offset the effect of a rise in conventional fixed-rate loans to above 8percentt.

John Maynard Keynes put it clearly, more than 70 years ago: "The effect of an expectation that wages are going to sag by, say, 2percentt in the coming year will be roughly equivalent to the effect of a rise of 2percentt in the amount of interest payable for the same period". And a rise in the effective interest rate is the last thing this economy needs.

The aim of this study was to simulate a population-based screening setting using a Markov model and assess the effect of a rising elderly population on CRC screening cost-effectiveness.

In addition, the Fed chairman, Alan Greenspan, has publicly worried about the potential inflationary effect of a rising stock market.

Thailand became a hub for Japanese car manufacturers in the 1980s and 1990s, partly because car makers sought to escape the punishing effect of a rising Japanese yen.

It is not the marginal effect of a rising real exchange rate, but Russia's bureaucracy, along with taxes and bad management, that really holds back growth.

Among the reasons he cannot always succeed is the simple fact that the proceedings happen on a stage before an audience, with the usher's marvellous shout at the beginning of each session producing the effect of a rising curtain.