Sentence examples for now rising fast from inspiring English sources

Mixed-use buildings are now rising fast in and around the light-rail stations.

The €18bn (£14.3bn) Iter project, now rising fast from the ground under the bright blue skies of Provence, France, is the first capable of achieving a critical breakthrough: getting more energy out of the intense fusion reactions than is put in.

But as fewer young people enter the workforce, wages are now rising faster than productivity.

The main exceptions are the Netherlands and Sweden, where consumer prices are now rising faster.

But in most countries it is now rising faster in services than in manufacturing.

This is changing: Income disparities are now rising faster than before and increasing more sharply than elsewhere.

"This week's data releases should confirm that wages are now rising faster than prices of goods and services.

But the adult response to what she calls the "furious child problem" has been pharmaceutical: prescription-drug use is now rising faster among children than among the elderly.

But with home prices now rising faster than anyone expected, builders are again looking for what, in the land trade, is referred to as dirt.

In Britain, the cost of living is now rising faster than average earnings for the first time since the mid-Nineties.

Margin debt is now rising faster than it ever did in the 1920's, when the peak annual increase was 56percentt.