Sentence examples for result from rising from inspiring English sources

Rising demand will result from rising supply.

He rightly goes on to highlight the problems that result from rising house prices.

The supermarket closings — not confined to poor neighborhoods — result from rising rents and slim profit margins, among other causes.

But even as investors prepare to bank the share gains that are supposed to result from rising corporate earnings, there is one not-so-small hitch.

Investors, already troubled by the pinch on corporate profits that will result from rising interest rates, now have to worry about the ill effects the higher costs of materials will have on company earnings this year.

One view, often emphasized by Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, is built on the idea that an acceleration in productivity growth is likely to continue, holding down costs and tempering any inflation pressures that might result from rising wages.

Otherwise, he said, the increase resulted from rising building costs.

The N.F.L. turnabout resulted from rising public alarm and Congressional concern after investigations by Alan Schwarz of The Times and other reporters.

Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 2.7percentt in September from 2.5percentt in August, with most of the increase resulting from rising gasoline and fuel oil prices.

Dismissing the potential of human industry to significantly affect the global climate, the report praises the "great greening of the earth" that has resulted from rising atmospheric CO2.

In 2008, under pressure resulting from rising casualties in Afghanistan, he introduced a successful motion setting a firm withdrawal date for Canadian troops.