Sentence examples for note the rise from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Leveson might like to note the rise in privacy cases over the past three years.

It's a cliché by now to note the rise of the Scottish thriller, and "ripped from the headlines" plots punctuate that "ka-chung" sound on "Law & Order" so often you'd think there'd be none left to fuel fiction writing.

(And note the rise in ticket prices.) Still, with its view of the Manhattan skyline and its live, intimate acoustics, this remains one of the finest places in the city to hear chamber music.

As the blurbs for two new books note, the rise of this form of self-promotion has been widely taken as evidence of a boom in self-regard or selfishness.

But a recent upsurge of private car ownership is undermining these efforts; note the rise last year in inhalable particulate matter, average levels of which remain triple those of American and Chinese national standards.China's top leaders themselves may be getting cold feet.

(Note the rise of group discount and flash sale sites).

But education for kindness is not on the curriculum for these politicians, who should note the rising suicide rate among the young.

You simply note the rising and falling of your breath, and focus on the parts of your body where you feel these slow inhales and exhales, whether it's in the lungs, abdomen, tip of your nose or elsewhere.

Henning Mankell noted "the rise of xenophobia, growing heavily and very fast" and racism too.

The report noted the rise in clean energy investment came despite the drop in oil prices.

Britain felt similar angst at the beginning of the 20th century, noting the rise of Germany, a military rival.