Sentence examples for powerful rise from inspiring English sources

Such words are cold comfort to Europeans, who say their exports are being hurt in those same markets by the powerful rise of the euro.

America's productivity gains deserve to be cheered, but investors who have bet their shirts on the stockmarket, or companies that are up to their neck in debts, would be unwise to look for help from a powerful rise in profits.

The dollar's powerful rise during the late 1990's stemmed in large part from the huge inflow of foreign investment, from stocks and bonds to long-term investment in factories and equipment.

Her weakest moment came in a muddled response to an obvious question about President Obama's failure and hers--to anticipate the powerful rise of the Islamic State militants.

While wages and profits have responded modestly, or not at all, to the extreme macroeconomic policy environment, the stock market has continued its powerful rise.

With Upton Park now in full voice, West Ham were once more on the front foot and Behrami came within a whisker of equalising with a powerful rising 25-yarder on 70 minutes.

Van Persie almost added his second when he was played in by Rooney's angled pass but his powerful rising shot was well saved by Mannone.

Ramires was also a danger with his runs from deep, forcing Davis to race out of his goal to clear at his feet and also touch a powerful, rising drive over the top.

And in a first half high on endeavour but short on quality, Rodgers' move almost paid the perfect dividend when Ibe ended a surging run on the right with a powerful rising drive that struck the woodwork with Joel Robles beaten.

Downing's looping header from Walcott's cross hit the post with Mihaylov beaten and seconds later the keeper did well to palm away Parker's powerful rising shot.

Let's not forget that this is a powerful rising workforce, hardworking, vibrant and capable.