Sentence examples for rise comes from inspiring English sources
About half this rise comes from the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
The rise comes as rising oil and natural gas prices squeeze nearly every household.
But the rise comes despite a steep fall in lending volumes.
The market's remarkable rise comes with enough caveats to suggest it is priced as much by madness as by reason.
"The rise comes down to one of my fine civil servants putting the wrong thing in the wrong column.
Much of the rise comes from aging baby boomers, building their stamina like a retirement nest egg.
The company's rise comes at a time when consumers are increasingly eager for access to their personal data.
And with this rise comes a more consumer orientated mindset with students expecting more in return for their investment.
The rise comes against a background of growing international concern about the health of our global bee population.
The other part of the predicted rise comes from ice sheets melting more rapidly than expected in Greenland and Antarctica.
But the big rise comes from wind and solar: the government will roughly double investment in these two in 2011-16, compared with 2006-10.
