Sentence examples for off the rise from inspiring English sources

Most emerging markets shrugged off the rise in American interest rates.

The military was used to fend off the rise of any pro-Islamic parties or those that threatened the secular foundations of the state.

Last month Asda said it planned to invest £500m in cutting prices to fight off the rise of German discounters Aldi and Lidl, which have eaten into the market shares of the big four grocers.

An exhausted SPD is now tacking to the left by promising tax increases and no more reform, partly to fend off the rise of a new hard-left party.

If implemented it could play a crucial role in seeing off the rise of the extreme right, as this invariably flourishes when the sense of insecurity within the majority worsens.

The forecast loss may not look promising but, with a range of deals in place, 7Digital looks able to profit from ongoing MP3 consumption as long as 7Digital's a la carte downloads can stave off the rise of the unlimited jukebox model.

But the researchers say larger, older oysters should be introduced at a faster rate to fend off the rising acidity.

Mr. Romney and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, often campaign with digital debt clocks ticking off the rising liabilities.

The southern low plateaus were mostly filled by a mass of rather ill-defined Paleogene and Neogene sands and gravel called the molasse, stripped off the rising Pyrenees.

Above the stage, there was a wordless message to voters: a national debt clock ticking off the rising debt — more than $15 trillion — second by second.

This information can help researchers understand what sets off the rising air, called convection, that leads to clouds and storms, Mr. Jones said.