Sentence examples for rise for a while from inspiring English sources

Markets will get oversold and will rise for a while.

Cash yields are puny and central banks have made it clear that interest rates will not rise for a while.

STOCKMARKETS Wall Street brushed off the Fed's interest-rate rise: traders took heart in the hope that this could be the last rise for a while.

It is likely the numbers of children being taken into care through the courts will continue to rise for a while yet.

Equity prices may rise for a while longer, but then they'll fall heavily, by 30% or more in most markets.

The chairman said that, despite relief efforts currently being undertaken by the industry and government, foreclosures and late payments on home mortgages are likely to rise "for a while longer".

But the college premium hasn't risen for a while.

Beyond the central bank, economists say strong economic fundamentals will keep the koruna rising for a while yet.

The number of people added each year kept on rising for a while, but even that peaked in 1989, and then began falling steadily.

"Let the economy recover through time, and do not worry if the debt-to-GDP ratio rises for a while," he advises.

In either case, wages will probably keep rising for a while because it takes time for a weakening job market to affect paychecks.