Sentence examples for going to be rising from inspiring English sources

The aggregate volume of auto sales in the United States is not going to be rising.

As I warned for some considerable time, the main problem was always going to be rising unemployment rather than inflation.

People are concerned about the future of their jobs, want to know if they're going to have good jobs, whether incomes are going to be rising.

"So whether you like it or not, there's going to be rising demand for meat, and our job is to make it as sustainable as possible," he said.

"One of the factors that's currently souring this economy is the prospect that taxes are going to be rising in the future," said William W. Beach, a senior fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation in Washington.

If they concede early, the pressure is going to be rising.

If it is going to be a rising power, he scolded, it needs to behave like one.

And, of course, there's going to be a rise in alternative power sources as well," Frampton says.

Ice-T suggested that the album was going to be titled Rise! or Manslaughter.

These are difficult times, and it's going to be hard to rise to the occasion.

When others in similar circumstances insist that you're not going to be able to rise, steel yourself with resolve.