Sentence examples for it could hike from inspiring English sources

In response, Bailey said students would be shocked that "the government apparently believes it could hike up the interest rate of their loans without this constituting a change in the 'Ts & Cs' [terms and conditions]".

However, when VICE News asked him for clarification, he acknowledged that by itself the program does not increase rates, but it could hike rates when combined with other factors.

Before going I wasn't sure if I could hike, nor whether I would enjoy it, or get on with people who did.

If I really got hard up, I suppose I could hike through the woods and bathe in the river, though it's never quite come to that.

From Boquete I could hike around the side of the volcano to another mountain town about eight miles away, Guadalupe.

In warmer weather, I could hike or bike the many trails on Mount Tokaj or even rent a canoe and spend time on the river.

Where I was brought up in Iceland I could just walk across the street to a mountain area where I could hike or sing.

I thought I could hike up Masada, but the truth, was that I barely had enough energy to walk around the block.

The S&P 500 index hit a one-month low on bullish US consumer spending data in August as it raised concerns the Federal Reserve could hike rates at a time of slackening global growth.

Taylor said that LG was currently adding software for consumer notifications to its latest models, which informed consumers that changing picture modes could hike energy consumption rates.

In 1931, the Bank of England could hike interest rates from 4.5%to6%6%.