The book's only trace of the lascivious is a reference to rising wartime hemlines in Britain because of an effort to conserve cloth.
There is a chilling reference to rising radiation levels, with an announcement made over loudspeakers that asks people to "please understand" they are being exposed to levels far above normal.
The print contained a reference to Rising Sun Pictures, an Australian visual effects company working on the film.
This month the cover of Business Week heralded a new Lost Generation, in reference to the rising unemployment figures among the young.
Sargent loved Beecham's company, and took in good part his quips, such as his reference to the rising conductor Herbert von Karajan, as "a kind of musical Malcolm Sargent" and, on learning that Sargent's car was caught in rifle fire in Palestine, "I had no idea the Arabs were so musical".
Salter & Faulkner (2011)'s concern is the governance of global life science and biomedical innovations with particular reference to the 'Rising Powers' such as India and China [ 19].
Against a background of concepts such as the competition state and the developmental state, and national innovation systems, we give an overview of a range of approaches that have potential for advancing understanding of governance of global life science and biomedical innovation, with special reference to the 'Rising Powers', in order to examine convergences and divergences between them.
In November 1956, Francis Avery Jones, a gastroenterologist from the Central Middlesex Hospital with whom Doll had originally worked, wrote to the president of the College, Lord Brain, urging that the College put out a statement on the effect of smoking on health, "with particular reference to the rising generation".
Her reference to the rise and rise of Syriza, the leftwing party in Greece which "has gone in less than a decade from being a tiny political voice to being the second-biggest party in parliament" also gained her credibility.
Although there were moments when one could sense Darke and Foudy were rooting for the United States, they were not openly rooting (although Foudy could have dropped her references to her rising blood pressure during the team's games).
When I read the fifth or sixth indignant reference to the Warsaw rising of 1944, where the Polish Home Army was "betrayed" by Stalin and the Allies in its heroic fight against the Nazis, I merely shrugged: this is one of Davies's obsessions, I said to myself (he is the author of a book on the Warsaw rising).
