Sentence examples for potentially rising from inspiring English sources

Last time we didn't see unemployment potentially rising from 1.7m to well over 3m.

But the more important issue is the potentially rising cost of retiring marketable Treasury debt.

Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester United, and Real Madrid and two clubs that are potentially rising into this group Manchester City and Swansea City.

Ritchie, the Scotland international who joined from Swindon in 2013 for £500,000, has also signed a five-year deal with his fee potentially rising to £12m.

CHIKV is characterised by a non-negligible burden of chronic sequelae potentially rising after human infection6, and significant costs caused by disease treatment5,8,9,10,11.

Juventus have completed the signing of Palermo's Argentinian forward Paulo Dybala for a fee of €32m, potentially rising to €40m, on a five-year contract.

All these potentially rise to obstruction of justice.

It was ill-judged because if companies are not allowed to pay dividends, share prices will potentially rise instead.

T. Boone Pickens, the Texas oil man, said that he thought the price reflected oil's role as a "finite resource" that could potentially rise to $100 again next year.

Alex Potter, banks analyst at Collins Stewart, has calculated that if Lloyds were charged the same terms as RBS the taxpayer's stake could potentially rise to almost 75%.

"It's all fine now, but the problem is it gives potentially rise to unforeseen uncertainty when circumstances change," said Simon Hayes, an economist at Barclays.