Sentence examples for perhaps rising from inspiring English sources

Perhaps rising awareness of the falling dollar is changing that.

Perhaps rising interest rates will prompt a sell-off in the stock market.

He said smaller stocks would probably lag in 2004, perhaps rising a few percentage points, compared with high-single-digit returns for large stocks.

They emerge from a pool of light similar to that in "technê", striated by what could be shafts of sunlight through water: the duo in trousers are perhaps rising from a seabed.

Perhaps rising up to reclaim their destiny.

Perhaps rising gas prices will wean Americans away from big trucks and SUVs but perhaps not.

Seconds before the sale began, David Nehmad, a seasoned international dealer whose experience extends over more than 30 years, told this reporter that the sculpture might perhaps rise to £20 million.

Analysts seem to be in agreement that they'll all rise, and perhaps rise strongly, but this result may lead to some reconsideration of that assessment.Meanwhile, second quarter GDP was revised upward to show a contraction of just 0.7%, where the previous estimate had been a decline of 1.0%.

The wall could be made of precast concrete, he told the New York Times last August, and perhaps rise as high as 50 feet.

But of course, those days are long gone, having been overrun by parents' zeal to ensure that their kid gets a leg up on their athletic peers, to perhaps rise to a level where one's son or daughter will become a professional athlete or, at the very least, earn a college athletic scholarship.

This is compared with records from the equatorial and southern hemispheric records, which stay flat (perhaps rise slightly) after the peak fall-out.