Sentence examples for rise economically from inspiring English sources

What happens if collectivist societies, especially those in Asia, rise economically and come to rival the West?

South Koreans (both in their homeland and as migrants to America) often convert from Buddhism to Protestantism as they rise economically.

Is a will to succeed and work ethic the primary ingredient that separates those who rise economically and those who don't?

The middle classes, to which both men belonged, had long been on the rise economically but were only beginning to take hold politically.

At the time, India was rising economically, not only with trade but also as a tourism destination".

Unchecked soon, they could drive out other public services or cause taxes to rise to economically destructive levels.

At the start of the twentieth century, Britain, the superpower of the time, was faced with a strategic dilemma: what to do about a newly unified and nationalist Germany, which was rising fast economically and building up its military.

By John Cassidy June 6, 2013 At the start of the twentieth century, Britain, the superpower of the time, was faced with a strategic dilemma: what to do about a newly unified and nationalist Germany, which was rising fast economically and building up its military.

But anyone who believes that deficits have economic costs has to accept that at some point those costs may be greater than the cost of raising taxes to reduce them if, as I believe, spending will never be cut enough to keep deficits from rising to economically disastrous levels.

Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a University of Pennsylvania expert on political communication, notes that debate viewership traditionally rises in economically anxious times like these, especially when a race is perceived to be as competitive as the wide-open 2016 contest.

As the epidemiological burden of diabetes increases, the economic burden on households is expected to rise and the economically disadvantaged will be the most affected.