Sentence examples for looking to rise from inspiring English sources

With a veteran defense and a powerful running game, the inexperienced quarterback Tarvaris Jackson appears to be one of the few question marks for a team looking to rise to contender status in the National Football Conference.

Duke was looking to rise to No. 1 in the next Associated Press poll and Clemson was hoping to rise in the consciousness of poll voters who have largely ignored the Tigers' 9-0 start.

First, he is looking to rise above a muddled field, trying to do remarkable things in an unremarkable race to gain media attention at a time when he has less money than his opponents for television advertisements because he spent a lot early on.

Indeed, its primary focus has long been connecting online executives willing to volunteer their time with people looking for mentorship — from new entrepreneurs, to budding sports coaches, to people looking to rise through the ranks of Fortune 500 companies.

Everwise, a New York-based company whose online service connects executives willing to volunteer their time with people looking for mentorship — from new entrepreneurs, to budding sports coaches, to people looking to rise through the ranks of Fortune 500 companies — is taking the wraps off the bigger business that it's been quietly building over the the past year.

I've said in these pages before that we are all part of one class looking to rise in the ways we choose -- economically, socially, personally -- and that the act of trying to rise is a shared experience.

And that percentage looks to rise further still as more digital platforms provide direct connections between people needing a service and workers willing to provide it.

They've already guided to a 20% DRAM unit production hike this quarter and for prices up 5%, but add on the recent 5% price gain, and DRAMs look to rise 30% sequentially without factoring in any further upsides.

Perhaps surprisingly, Mr. Brauchli said publishers should look to rising online advertising rates to keep the industry alive, rather than relying on online subscriptions.

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Unions are looking to Barack Obama and rising economic anxiety to reverse organized labor's long slide.