Sentence examples for potential rises from inspiring English sources
"potential rises" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to the potential of something increasing, or rising. For example, "With the advances in technology, the potential for new products and services continues to rise."
"This week's decision by the Federal Reserve to leave rates alone again showed the lack of clarity among decision makers around the timing of potential rises," said Colin Morton of the Franklin UK Managers Focuss fund.
Once you've mastered these skills, your earning potential rises far faster than in a bog-standard profession, allowing Architects to improve their neighbourhoods, Doctors to make housecalls and Sculptors to model other Sims – although finding enough time when they're not busy on their own careers is another point.
The government wants to cap the amount paid out to about £860m, in order to curtail the potential rises to bills, but the success of the subsidies – with an estimated 100,000 installations – means that pot is likely to be exhausted much sooner than expected.
The enzyme's redox potential rises when the His has a reduced imidazol character [39].
Cuts to benefits and public services, and the recession, have been blamed for the potential rises.
Throw in bonuses and overtime and that earning potential rises to £50,000.
But one member warns of a potential rise in interest rates.
They cited a potential rise in fringe candidates as well as the marginalization of small parties.
In their ability to win nomination in Democratic primaries lies a potential rise in the political clout of the Comeback Kid.
The potential rise refers to the threshold at which tax on inheritance starts to be paid, not the tax itself.
The poles glow a red (a potential rise of around 10C) while most of northern Europe escapes with light orange 2-3C rises.
