Sentence examples for means rising from inspiring English sources

And more competition means rising tempers and flying accusations.

New oversight means rising compliance costs and the likelihood of additional penalties.

Yet peak oil means rising prices, while irrigation is quarrying out vital aquifers in many countries.

As environmentalists often note, a hotter planet means rising sea levels.

Here's a clue: "Sleeping in" means rising at 6. ELISSA GOOTMAN SEVEN HOURS I'll get up at 5 or 6.

Rather, it means rising above such abstract concerns in order to tackle the problems that vex ordinary people.

Borrowing through credit cards, auto loans and other means rose $16.6 billion in October, the Federal Reserve reported.

Rising incomes mean rising demand for health care.

Falling bond prices mean rising yields, and that means higher borrowing costs for everyone.

"Here people think that economic measures mean rising prices," it quoted a North Korean as saying.

But bringing down Netanyahu does not mean rising in his place.