Sentence examples for generalised rise from inspiring English sources

There were good reasons to expect the overshoot to be temporary, he argued, since there was not "a generalised rise in prices and wages caused by rapid growth in the amount of money spent in the economy".

But he ruled out generalised tax rises to pay for the NHS, saying: "If you are asking 'do I think we should be somehow raising taxes now on everyday working people', I am very wary of that.

Those who doubt that very simple generalised mammals gave rise to the primates could always ask, "show us the link".

The Weibull and Gompertz distributions are appropriate when the hazard is always increasing or decreasing; the Log-Logistic may be used where the hazard either rises to a peak and then decreases or always decreases; the Log-Normal and Generalised Gamma models are preferable when the hazard rises to a peak before decreasing.

Passive case finding through directly observed short-course strategy (DOTS) is no longer seen as an adequate response to the rising TB incidence rates within generalised HIV epidemics [ 4, 5].

Although we used PSA as a marker of prostate infection/inflammation/cell damage, PSA may also possibly rise as a result of a more generalised response to infection at other non-prostate sites (e.g., urethra), recent ejaculation (within 1 day), or digital rectal examination (DRE; Tchetgen and Oesterling, 1997).

35 The rise in MSSA bacteraemia during the study may reflect a generalised increase in community acquired staphylococcal infections reported in England 36 and elsewhere.

"The rise in core inflation highlights the fact that the UK is far from suffering generalised deflation," he said.

Evidence of rising sexual transmission raises fears that the region is heading for a more generalised epidemic.

Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.

Generalised anxiety and dread is in the atmosphere, after all.