Sentence examples for inevitable rise from inspiring English sources

In this age of uncertainty, few things are as sure as the inevitable rise of China.

Both tell of the inexplicable, inevitable rise of a career genius with an unruly personal life.

Will Gordon capture his fifth career Nascar title, or will Earnhardt complete his seemingly inevitable rise to the top?

We were happy to assume that risk because the market's inevitable rise would secure for us a decent retirement.

But environmentalists and a growing number of financial experts say that alarm over global warming may halt the seemingly inevitable rise of the coal industry.

Republicans clearly sense that they are being outmaneuvered in the fiscal talks by the Obama administration, unable to stop the inevitable rise in tax rates for the rich.

You can almost see the schedulers furrowing their brows and trying to track Tim Tebow's inevitable rise to the starting lineup.

Many banks have tried to prepare for an inevitable rise in rates by locking up customers' deposits, which provide a stable source of funding for loans.

EUGENE COSLOY Kittery Point, Me., June 17, 2013 To the Editor: Bill Keller has summarized the prevailing view of the inevitable rise of government surveillance in our lives.

We often think of the Super Bowl winner as a dominant team that had an inevitable rise to power, but that's not often the case.

One banker says many of the bonds being issued are unlikely ever to sell at par, as the inevitable rise in rates depresses their price.