Sentence examples for feed rise from inspiring English sources

Two in three people in the UK feed garden birds and the rush to help birds through the cold spell also helped businesses such as the Garden Centre Group, which saw sales of wild bird feed rise 8% in the five weeks to the end of 2009.

As the cost of feed rises, farmers kill cattle at lighter weights to avoid having to feed them.

This placed severe demands on urban centres to employ, house and feed rising populations that were largely ignored by the Assad government.

Another reason for raising rates is that the continuation of a cheap-money policy would probably precipitate inflation, as a glut of dollars would eventually feed rising prices.

Still, the city's frenetic pace of skyscraper construction is unlikely to slow, and continues to feed rising housing prices that have forced many locals into distant suburbs, and compromised green public space.

That once reasonable staple of most families -- chicken - will also cost more as the price of their feed rises, too.

Hydropower can be useful, but too often large industrial interests profit by destroying vast habitats and large communities to construct megadams to feed rising foreign energy demands.

The price of duck feed rose steeply while the demand for luxury foodstuffs fell, and wartime restructuring ended the beneficial financial arrangements with the railway companies.

Glantz said that this not only affects the Peruvian anglers but also sends shock waves through the commodities market as the price for soybeans — another source of livestock feed — rises.

This, in turn, has fed rising income inequality.

This also feeds rising nationalism seen most markedly in the escalating dispute between China and Japan in the East China Sea.