Sentence examples for materials and rising from inspiring English sources

But he reckons that container derivatives may be worth 5-10% of the physical market by the end of 2011.The dry-bulk market was also tiny until 2003, when rates took off as China began to import huge volumes of raw materials and rising freight costs became a bigger slice of commodity prices.

Later scientific study of these anomalies supported the interpretation that the Moon had a complex history of heating, differentiation (sinking of denser materials and rising of lighter ones to form a deep mantle and overlying crust), and modification by impacts and subsequent huge outflows of lava.

Some products, including defoamers, gluteraldhyde, phosphate and polyphosphate chemistries, pulp mill surfactants, antiscalants, and pitch control surfactants, will increase 30.0%. “These price increases are driven by increased energy and raw material costs, tightening availability of some raw materials and rising freight costs,” said the Naperville, Ill.-based company.

The growing dependence on imported raw materials and rising concerns about the fraught relations with the U.S., and it's Indo-Pacific allies, seem to have resulted in Beijing's attaching much greater priority to the RFE than was the case five or 10 years ago.

On the basis of this ladderlike conception were built systems of rising transcendency, starting from a material basis and rising to a spiritual pinnacle.

Small and medium-sized businesses face high raw-materials prices and rising labour costs, but miss out on the low electricity prices and tax advantages enjoyed by big firms.

Layering trademark witty wordplay and fast-moving flow over classic tracks, the former Slum Village lyricist resurrects the spirit of his source material and rises above mere hip-hop karaoke.

Whirlpool, the world's biggest appliances manufacturer, said on Friday it will cut 5,000 jobs, about 10% of its workforce, amid slowing sales and rising material prices.

Both were coining money until two years ago, when the domestic plants were caught in a squeeze between depressed product prices and rising raw materials prices.

Prices paid by factories for materials and energy rose by 15.8% in December on a year ago, the biggest jump since September 2011.

Core sales - which strip out spending on cars, petrol, building materials and restaurants - rose 0.3%.