Sentence examples for rise both from inspiring English sources

The exam's rise both abroad and in the United States mirrored the rapid ascent of psychoanalysis.

At Burrowbridge the water level is continuing to rise both in the river and on roads and in properties.

So property taxes may have to rise, both to raise money and in the interest of fairness.

They say prices will rise both for consumers and for businesses like theirs, which piggyback on the BT network.

Other countries have seen an even steeper rise, both in expenditure on goods and services and in transfer payments.

It's no surprise, then, that global HIV drug resistance is on the rise, both among those already on ART and those just starting on it.

These economies need to allow their currencies to rise, both to curb inflation and encourage the rebalancing of the global economy.

We asked the respondents how much they thought home prices would rise both in the next year and in the longer term — each of the next 10 years.

UK 12 October, US 23 October Tom Hiddleston has three major movies out this season: Hank Williams biopic I Saw the Light, Ben Wheatley's adaptation of JG Ballard's High-Rise (both of which are likely to be released in the spring) and this Cumbria-set 19th-century high-end horror from Guillermo del Toro, in which he plays the spooky hubbie of Mia Wasikowska.

Watching it last autumn, I found High-Rise both formally imposing and politically safe: a calculated vision of chaos, scored and designed to the nth degree of hot-mess splendour, yet seemingly at pains to distance itself from a more contemporary application of Ballard's thesis.

Countries need to act this decade, S&P says, before the pressures rise-both from the cost of benefits and the number of elderly who would be defending them.