Sentence examples for relations rising from inspiring English sources

The punk movement emerged from the anger, and almost every aspect of society, from consumerism to race relations, rising unemployment and police brutality, came under fire.

What was once a primarily rural, agricultural economy has been transformed into an increasingly urban and diversified economic structure, with decentralization and market-based relations rising relative to the traditional government driven command-based economy.

Financial statements published by the election commission show that the income of one of Sheikh Hasina's relations rose 330 times since 2008 (and another made off with a nice two-digit multiple of growth in his reported wealth).

From very little in 1994, Gucci's "communications" expenditures — advertising, mostly, and some public relations — rose to $28 million in 1995, to $61 million in 1996, to $69 million in 1997 and exceeded $80 million last year.

The percentage of HIV infected women due to unprotected heterosexual relations rises to almost 60%.

In a world that the U.S. no longer dominates as it once did, President Barack Obama has sought to forge strong relations with rising powers like India and Brazil.

This week's summit meeting between President Obama and President Xi Jinping of China is an important opportunity for the leaders of the world's two largest economies to chart a smoother path and avoid the destructive conflicts that have historically afflicted relations between rising and established powers.

Psychologist Lance Workman, from the University of South Wales, says there is a relation between rising temperature and civil disturbances.

Now, as western economies are declining in relation to rising Asian ones, Mather notes that Korean textiles and Chinese plastics fill the souks of Aleppo.

"The Lancet fails to recognise the lengths to which the UK food and drink industry has gone to help improve the health of the nation, particularly in relation to rising obesity levels," said Mr Jones.

But we also need to adapt, which will be especially disruptive in relation to rising sea levels.