Sentence examples for imminent rise from inspiring English sources

Japan's economy seems strong enough to cope with the imminent rise in its consumption tax.

With the imminent rise in university fees, Point Blank, a private college, is experiencing a surge of interest.

And today Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, called snap elections with an eye toward building a mandate to postpone an imminent rise in Japan's consumption tax.

Last month the CBI questioned the need for a significant set of exams at 16, given the imminent rise of the school leaving age to 18.

Threadneedle Street's aim has been to use forward guidance to reassure households and businesses that they can borrow without the risk of an imminent rise in borrowing costs.

Many homeowners were prompted to seek fixed-rate mortgages earlier this year amid expectations of an imminent rise in the Bank of England's base rate.

For the time being, the signal is about the end of rate cuts rather than imminent rises.

Before large sporting events like the Olympics, anti-prostitution advocates drum up moral panics about imminent rises in trafficking cases -- alarm bells that routinely prove to be unfounded -- and then are silent when there are police crackdowns of sex workers under the guise of rooting out trafficking.

The Bank's chief economist, Andy Haldane, has expressed scepticism in the past about whether an imminent rate rise is necessary.

The number of approvals for remortgaging also increased marginally, by nearly 2% to 20,491, as the threat of an imminent rate rise receded.

The shock pay slowdown underscores one of the reasons why the Bank of England is unlikely to follows its US counterpart with an imminent rate rise.