Sentence examples for indicating rising from inspiring English sources

Growing Palestinian frustration with Mr. Barak was reflected in a poll published today indicating rising support among Palestinians for armed attacks against Israel.

As investors tried to assess the recovery's strength, a snapshot of business confidence released Wednesday offered little clarity: wholesale inventories thinned unexpectedly in January, indicating rising demand from consumers, but businesses remained reluctant to build stockpiles.

Glitnir's capital ratio looks robust after the government's investment, for example, but its CDS spreads still surged, indicating rising fears of a national crisis (see chart).Worse still, the effect of most government interventions, necessary as they are, is to make it even harder for private investors to heal the system on their own.

Furthermore, growth continued both in cybersecurity startups as well as their fundraising across all stages, indicating rising confidence in the Israeli cybersecurity market.

However, concentrate availability has been rising for the last six months, indicating rising supply of refined material, and physical demand has dropped in both the E.U. and the United States.

That means 51.2percentt of Americans don't have church membership nowadays, and that's a surprising measure indicating rising secularity.

But they also indicate rising support for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Tehreek-e-Insaf Tehreek-e-Insaf

A figure above 50 indicates rising activity.The unemployment rate in the euro area edged up from 9.9% in November to 10% in December, its highest since August 1998.

The industrial slowdown is welcome evidence that these measures are working.A PMI reading above 50 indicates rising output; one of 51.1 is consistent with GDP growth of 9%, says HSBC.

In the last two weeks — and particularly late last week — there were moves in Treasury bill prices that indicated rising worry that the American government might not honor its obligations, or at least might not do so on time.

Dariusz Kowalczyk, a senior economist at Crédit Agricole in Hong Kong, said the increase in January was the highest since the government began issuing that data six years ago and indicates rising expectations of inflation.