Sentence examples for it is set to rise from inspiring English sources

It is set to rise this year to $84bn.

It is set to rise every few years at $1,000 increments.

However, at 41.5 years, this period seems too short (it is set to rise to 43 years by 2030).

It is set to rise to £10,800 from next April and then £11,000 from April 2017.

While UK unemployment hit an 11 year low in September, the Bank of England has forecasted that it is set to rise amid uncertainty over Brexit.

We are getting older: the average age of Britons is 39.9, the highest it has ever been, and it is set to rise.

In 2009, passengers paid £1.9bn in APD and it's set to rise to £3.6bn by 2015, particularly if – as they expect – George Osborne seeks more duty to plug the deficit in his autumn statement later this month.

After OPEC flipped its prediction of dwindling non-OPEC supply in 2017, instead warning that it was set to rise due to a major new oilfield in Kazakhstan coming online, the IEA has issued a stark warning that the pickup in demand seen in the first half of the year has completely evaporated.

Thanks to dwindling domestic production, the EU now imports over half the energy it consumes, a share that is set to rise considerably.

As with many things, it is better to look at what the government does than what it says.In 2005-06 totalotal is set to rise by 20,000 because of Australia's labour shortage.

Do you think that number is set to rise, or has it reached its peak?