Sentence examples for is rising when from inspiring English sources

But that's only obvious if you are willing to say the sun is rising when Apple says it is not.

"When we got outside we heard people yelling 'the water is rising!' When we looked back it was true that water had risen.

Tim Farron, president of the Liberal Democrats and local MP for Kendal, where a £325,000 scheme for the river Kent failed to materialise, said: "The problem is the demand for flood defences is rising when the pressure on public funds is also rising.

We can see that the room temperature is rising when the heat supply is on and falling when the heat supply is off.

The amount of loans banks are charging off is rising (when banks charge off a loan it means they don't expect the borrower to repay).

Prospects of democracy in Pakistan were rising when Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif returned to the country and decided to contest elections.

Dr. Keranen said that was an indication that pressure down in the rock was rising when it became filled with water.

While borrowing to buy stocks can increase profits when stocks are rising, when shares fall, indebted investors can have steep losses, Mr. Levitt pointed out.

It also means that international diversification provides the bulk of its risk reduction when domestic stocks are rising, when investors don't really need it.

J. Robert Hunter, an insurance consumer advocate with the Consumer Federation of America, is urging state regulators to find out why rates are rising when Americans are driving, in total, billions of miles less than a year ago.

It looked as if he'd won over the government, & British sales of dynamite were rising, when, in the fall of 1867, 11 men were killed in a nitroglycerin explosion in Belgium.