Sentence examples for impact rising from inspiring English sources

Indeed, economists are divided over just how much direct impact rising oil prices might have on Asia's developing economies.

There have also been warnings of the impact rising numbers of HIV patients will have on Uganda's already fragile economy.

Carney said that while the Bank's job was not to control house prices, it was concerned about the impact rising household debt would have on the wider economy.

Beyond some point (trouble is, no one knows what) they begin to hit harder.So far, however, it is perhaps remarkable how little impact rising oil prices have had.

The BBC's Paulo Cabral looks at the impact rising food prices are having on people.

Logan began looking at the impact rising temperatures might have on whitebark pines back in the late 1990s, when he was still with the Forest Service.

"Over four years, the Norfolk film industry's economic impact rose from £685k in 2005/6 to £4.2m in 2008/9," she said.

Whereas the United Kingdom and Germany contributed the greatest number of AD articles during both 2004 2008 and 2009 2013, the relative citation impact rose for all six countries, with an increase from 1.3 to 1.9 for France.

In 2008, 'risk to cyclists' was still the most widespread negative framing of cyclists (49.4%), while 'negative urban impact' rose to 16% and 'risk to non-cyclists' to 14.9%.

Amid growing alarm at the gathering pace of climate change and its impacts – rising seas, deadly storms, drought and wildfires – the world's nations have moved quickly over the last year to tackle the still-growing problem.

Gentrification in any color makes similar impacts — rising rents, high-end merchants, displacement, home renovations — but black gentrification has an emotional texture far different from the archetypal kind, both for residents and for newcomers.