Sentence examples for rise closer from inspiring English sources

Given the pressure on city and state coffers, the default rate is likely to rise closer to 1percentt.

A third element of rebalancing long sought by the United States — allowing China's currency to rise closer to its market value — appeared unlikely.

The United States wants China to allow the renminbi to rise closer to market levels, calculating that it would make American goods more competitive.

So if the dividend yield were to rise closer to the historic average, real returns for investors would be sent even lower.

That depends on whether one expects inflation over the next year or two to rise closer to the 2 percent annual pace the Fed considers most healthy.

The temptation to neutralize Navalny — by arresting him, or with other measures — will likely rise closer to the election, next spring.

In New York the dollar continued to rise, closing at 146.53 yen, up from 145.50 yen on Wednesday.

Banks whose tops rise close enough to the sea surface to be hazardous to shipping are called shoals.

The mountains of the Hindu Kush rise close together, up and down like the teeth of a saw.

Historically, when markets rise close to two times GDP they prove overvalued.

By 17 July, that figure had risen closer to 60,000, the UN said.