Mr. Clinton, for instance, lambasted the rising pay of executives, in relation to their employees, as far back as 1992, long before anyone had heard of Ms. Warren.
As a result, the city needs to tighten its belt in the right places — for instance, tackling the rising costs of pensions and health benefits for city employees — without hurting critical services like mass transit and police.
We hear endlessly, for instance, about the rising costs of medical care.
For instance, the rising spectral tilt in some of our nonspeech materials is unlike most sounds in nature and might induce perceptual effects unlike those found with natural sounds.
I want to argue that these are all instances of the rise of extractive logic.
It is the most deliberately naïve style in which any good writer has ever worked, and it is also the most "faux-naïf," the most willed instance of simplicity rising from someone in no way simple.
Rather than an instance of the universal sun rising, such an event would be a universal in its own right, albeit a universal of such a restricted sort and of such a degree of singularity as to be instantiated only once.
The video opens with a fast instance of a sun rising in the sky and moves to the girls standing nude together.
In the environment of 10th- and 11th-century Iraq, an instance of rising food prices or official maltreatment could easily spark riots of varying size, duration, and intensity.
"The instance of goals scored rose from 1.79 per game in the 2013 leagues to 2.38 per game in 2014 with individual points scored rising by an average of 1.7 per game". The statement also says that compared to the 1993/94 Football League, this year's competition has 40percentnt more scores.
