Sentence examples for pattern of rising from inspiring English sources

Health care funds, in fact, have long hewed to a pattern of rising sharply and then plunging -- often after investors have piled into them.

But some economists said the pattern of rising self-employment could be a factor of the pickup in building work over recent months.

JOSH BARBANEL Correction: October 2, 2005, Sunday An article on Sept. 18 about taxes in New York City described the pattern of rising property taxes imprecisely.

The think-tank report that predicts a wave of outbound Chinese investment also identified a pattern of rising anti-Chinese sentiment in Congress.

SNAP (food stamps) as a percentage of GDP: Again, we see a pattern of rising during slumps, falling thereafter, and no hint of a ratchet effect.

This pattern of rising and falling herd immunity explains why epidemic diseases tend to occur in waves i.e., exhibit a periodicity in prevalence.

"These patterns of rising inequality were established then".

In one striking episode a piercing brass choir sets off a bevy of creeping chords and curious patterns of rising scales.

Well-defined circulation patterns of rising and sinking air are usually found just upstream and downstream, respectively, from jet streaks (that are not too curved).

In a Health Effects Institute report, the investigators pointed out that UFP number concentrations monitored at different locations within cities were reasonably correlated in time, with similar patterns of rising and falling over the course of a day.

This pattern of rapidly rising incidence but more slowly rising mortality suggests that a melanoma awareness campaign in Scotland in the mid 1980s had some effect in encouraging earlier surgical excision of thinner lesions (Doherty and Mackie, 1988).