Sentence examples for explained by rising from inspiring English sources

Part of this is explained by rising house prices.

In part, that decrease can be explained by rising competitive pressures, administrators said.

This apparent paradox is explained by rising ticket prices, and especially the lucrative practice of charging a premium for movies shown in 3-D.

The smallness of that increase seems best explained by rising productivity in construction, which offset increasing costs of land and labor.

While the dollar has been falling against the British pound and the euro, that could be explained by rising European interest rates.

This is explained by rising per capita incomes, a strong cultural preference for the uniquely scented A. guatemalensis, significantly higher price of certified legal plantation trees and ineffective implementation of existent legislation.

Dr. Roberts and others suspect that the increased rate of preeclampsia can be explained by the rising numbers of women who are delaying pregnancy until their late 30's and early 40's, and by the increased use of assisted-reproduction techniques, like in vitro fertilization, which often result in multiple births.

Our results are consistent with previously reported studies [ 19- 21], and might be explained by a rising interstitial pressure caused by an increase in the size of lesion or by the lack of intratumoral lymphangiogenesis in breast cancer.

The fall in unemployment was partly explained by the rise in the number of economically inactive people, and the rise in employment of 46,000 between June and August to 30.76 million was the smallest quarterly increase since March-May 2013. March-May 2013

While extreme events may be implicated in some of the myths, in most cases these can be adequately explained by sea level rising over the edge of a low-lying coastal plain and flooding it with unprecedented rapidity.

These differences are explained by relatively evenly rising importance of all effects investigated: energy intensity, energy composition and population counterbalanced by the income effect.