Sentence examples for escape rising from inspiring English sources

But Dish can't escape rising content costs as new distributors bid up prices.

Initially, companies moved their factories across the border to escape rising labor costs in Hong Kong, a former British colony.

Many manufacturers are building factories in provinces like Jiangxi, Anhui, Hunan, Henan and Sichuan to escape rising costs in the coastal zones.

Paris beckoned; partly to escape rising anti-Semitism in the East, the couple moved there with their infant daughter Nina in 1936.

The title "Higher Ground" comes from the places communities flock to escape rising flood waters and is a metaphor for the monumental problems facing the area — drug abuse, strip mining, dwindling populations of young people.

Even stranger is Pipilotti Rist's "Bath of Lava," a video installation on a two-inch-square screen set on the floor of the museum in which a naked woman screams "Save me" as she struggles to escape rising flames.

In the novel, which is seen through the eyes of Esch, its 14-year-old female protagonist, the family escapes rising flood water through a hole in the roof.

(In general, the number of escapes rises on weekends and holidays, during good weather, and directly after paydays).

In Maplecrest, Lorraine Osborn died trying to escape the rising water.

Nissan has also been shifting production of some of its cars from Japan to escape a rising yen.

Adding to the pressure, younger couples, including the Pulkkinens, are buying their homes from empty-nesters, who often sell to escape the rising tax burden.