Sentence examples for general rising from inspiring English sources
In general, rising interest rates dampen insurance stock prices along with those of other financial services companies.
But sources suggested that the Prime Minister had made a political calculation: that at a time of general rising prices and squeezed income he could be seen to be imposing additional financial hardship on voters.
Mr. Osher, the marketer of the Peninsula at City Place in Edgewater, said, "I think we're seeing a general rising tide," after 250 brokers and potential buyers attended a party 10 days ago at the opening of sales.
In general, rising temperatures lead to increased surface evaporation, coupling with less rainfall, will result in severe drought.
Ranger notes in passing developments such as the reformulated European data protection directive (i.e. the GDPR), as well as general rising awareness of data privacy and security issues, but argues that the really pressing demand now is actually coming from businesses wanting better quality data than they've been able to acquire by the current (i.e. non-transparent) data acquisition methods.
The riders actually managed to ride during equal time periods rising trot in left and right directions, and were in general rising to the 'recommended' diagonal, namely rising on the inside forelimb, outside hindlimb [ 17].
When Elena Kagan, the Solicitor General, rose to defend McCain-Feingold, Stevens had his chance.
That helped the average long-term government bond fund gain 6.5percentt, and bond funds in general rose 2.6percentt.
Consumer spending, in general, rose in the first quarter, but it appears to be driven by people who are profiting from a rising stock market.
Among the stocks on the move, Dollar General rose $2.51, or 4.7 percent, to $56.39 after the company reported profits that narrowly beat Wall Street analysts' estimates.
Then Malcolm Stewart, the Deputy Solicitor General, rose to offer his rebuttal, and a single question changed the case, and perhaps American history.
