Sentence examples for rise and developing from inspiring English sources
The World Bank reckons that if you free up agricultural trade, the prices of things poor countries specialise in (like cotton) would rise and developing countries would capture the gains by increasing exports.
Meanwhile "Asia is rising and developing a stronger sense of regionalism".
In addition, business-to-customer (B2C) home delivery markets have taken shape gradually, because virtual stores have risen and developed, e.g. mail-order, TV marketing, e-commerce.
The incidence and prevalence of diabetes is rising in developed and developing countries, the age of onset is becoming younger in adults and prevalence of type 2 diabetes in children is increasing [ 2].
Clinical researches have shown that disease attributable to NTM has a rising trend in many developed and developing countries [ 18, 19].
The number of patients with diabetes mellitus is rising in western and developing countries, most likely with many undiagnosed patients [ 5].
AS prices of homes around Westchester began to rise and rise, I developed a sneaking suspicion.
The head of exploration for a super-major thinks that within five years the industry will see another big wave of consolidation.Given the rising cost of finding and developing oil, analysts reckon that it might be cheaper for the majors to add reserves by "drilling on Wall Street" (that is, buying one of the mid-sized companies) than looking for oil in the ground.
The prevalence of diabetes has risen steadily in developed and developing countries throughout the second half of the 20th century[ 1].
The speed with which the disease has risen in most developed and developing countries suggests environmental exposures probably play a prominent role.
While there has been a substantial decline in lung cancer rates in developed countries, such as the United States of America (USA), Canada and many parts of Europe [ 10- 13], incidence rates are reportedly rising in newly industrialised and developing countries like China and India [ 14].
