Sentence examples for proper rise from inspiring English sources
The water temperature must be from 55-60 F; the lengthened photoperiod which occurs in spring triggers biological and behavioral processes that are dependent on increasing day length; and there must be a proper rise and flow in the river before a successful spawn can occur.
More recently, it has been demonstrated that the yields of pentoses increase to 60% and those of the ribose proper rise to 20% in the presence of a zinc-proline complex as a catalyst [ 15].
Bam's highest point, the citadel proper, rose to about 200 feet (60 metres) above its base.
The 'idealization of traditional family' repertoire emphasized the role of the nuclear heterosexual family as a cornerstone for adolescents' proper rising; at the same time the high prevalence of violence and exploitation against adolescents within the families was acknowledged.
Possibly as a result of this, and while David was still in southern England, Scotland-proper rose up in arms against him.
The extension of the vaults over the entire church and the more rational integration of the annexes and church proper gave rise to Romanesque architecture.
"In the meantime, there should be a moratorium on these cuts and meaningful negotiation over a strategic plan for the future of the titles, including a proper pay rise for staff".
Further anticlinal and periclinal cell divisions in the inner cell tiers of embryo proper gave rise to a globular embryo (Figs. 6f, 7f).
He said the Lib Dems believed it was time to reward those in the public sector - doctors, nurses, teachers, police officers, and said they should get a proper pay rise matched to inflation for a couple of years and then above inflation from 2018.
It is not thanks they want, but proper pay rises that make up for five years of Tory and Lib Dem austerity.
"We want bonuses across the civil service to be scrapped, as they're all too often discriminatory against lower paid staff and the money should be put in the pot for proper pay rises.
