Sentence examples for event of rising from inspiring English sources

Interest-rate swaps have been touted as a means for companies to keep costs down in the event of rising interest rates.

And making its goal clear, the committee voted to reopen the competition to the rejected engine in the likely event of rising costs for the Pratt & Whitney version the Pentagon prefers.

Once completed, 78 mobile flood barriers will be raised from the seabed to shut off the lagoon in the event of rising sea levels and winter storms.

The latest storms renewed flood warnings, with officials urging residents to "turn around, don't drown" in the event of rising waters.

Ford served as John Sheppard's second-in-command after the events of "Rising" until a Wraith feeds upon Ford during a Wraith attack on Atlantis in season 2's "The Siege, Part 3".

However, if you can afford your mortgage in the event of rates rising, then a base rate tracker looks a good bet; these are initially cheaper than fixes, plus, interest rates likely to remain low for a couple of years".

On November 17 in the main event of Extreme Rising Remember November iPPV Hardy wrestled Shane Douglas to a no contest after Luke Hawx interfered and pushed Hardy off the top rope to the floor, legitimately injuring him.

The Asian Development Bank, for one, thinks that, whereas the average number of tropical cyclones a year has not risen significantly when measured over several decades, the severity of individual events has been increasing because of rising sea and air temperatures.

Set a decade after the events of "Rise," with humanity all but extinct, Reeves' film is focused not on the survivors but the apes and their leader, Caesar (Andy Serkis).

Food lovers have attended these clandestine feasts for years, but the general public's growing appetite for adventurous eating has caused the popularity of these events to rise and could produce a new generation of culinary stars.

But he also wants to "contextualize" the story of the Ostkrieg — to understand the horrors as a specific set of events rising and rebounding against one another in a specific set of spaces among a specific set of peoples.