Sentence examples for issue of rising from inspiring English sources

Gingrich has been campaigning on the issue of rising petrol prices.

Post-budget, Cameron's Tories have been campaigning earnestly on the issue of rising living costs.

PARIS — In my column this week on the Wachau region of Austria, I look at the issue of rising alcohol levels in wine.

And even if Obama somehow makes them add up, his plan doesn't adequately address the larger issue of rising medical costs for people who already have insurance.

The extent and persistence of these impacts depends to a large degree on how effectively the issue of rising levels of greenhouse gases is addressed worldwide.

And the whole issue of rising expenses raises a question not easy to answer: whether it is better to spend money now to save money later.

If you've been following recent political news, you've probably seen stories about senior Republicans acknowledging that it's time, finally, for the Party to confront the issues of rising inequality and income stagnation.

Erik Hurst, an economist at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, gently scoffed at the idea that this report means that we can forget about the deep issues of rising inequality, a shattered middle class, and profound inequity in opportunity.

Students and graduates, whose real pay has declined by 12% since 2008, increasingly have no institutions through which to voice legitimate grievances on not just fees and the privatisation of student debt, but also issues of rising prices, rent and working conditions.

This is beneficial for planning of clinical services and raises awareness, for both clinicians and economists, of the future potential issues of rising myopia levels and associated visual impairment [ 33].

The next section describes the historical aspects of the patent and access to medicines issue in Thailand, examining how key actors were sensitised on the interlinked issues of rising costs of ARVs, pharmaceutical patents and the use of the TRIPS flexibilities.