Sentence examples for effects of a rise from inspiring English sources
(The effects of a rise in gas prices and a tax increase are virtually identical).
Lord Ouseley said that while football should be praised for measures taken inside stadiums to stamp out discrimination, and for its community programmes, it had the power to do much more to combat the effects of a rise in prejudice in the grassroots game and beyond.
When the Congressional Budget Office analyzed the likely fiscal effects of a rise in the eligibility age, it found that it would save only $113 billion over the next decade and have little effect on the longer-run trajectory of Medicare costs.
The stability of such ice shelves in both polar regions is an important factor for climate models designed to predict the effects of a rise in global temperatures.
Given such a mechanism, one would expect that a drug that blocked the effects of a rise in renin would produce complementary effects.
The growth in demand for European exports, particularly those of Germany, has largely offset the negative effects of a rising euro, economists say.
The report, issued by the Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Geological Survey and other agencies, is one of a series examining the potential effects of a rising sea level on the nation's coasts.
To evaluate the effects of a rose hip powder (Hyben Vital®) made from seeds and shells on cell senescence, skin wrinkling, and aging.
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.
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.
