Sentence examples for rise front from inspiring English sources

Higher education leaders are neglecting an important factor as they seek to measure college value ("Lists That Rank Colleges' Value Are on the Rise," front page, Oct. 28).

"Bush Plan Expected to Slow, Not Halt, Gas Emission Rise" (front page, Feb. 14) notes that the new Bush climate policy plan would "not require anything of anybody".

I felt ill after reading "Making a Fortune by Wagering That Drug Prices Tend to Rise" (front page, Jan . 26, but unfortunately, I couldn't afford any of the drugs that would aid me.

But the future is not as bleak as depicted in "Bad Times Linger in Home Building as Economy Rises" (front page, April 23).

The number of people receiving disability payments has risen (front page, Sept. 2), but the reason is not that workers are choosing not to seek new jobs.

"Travelers Shift to Rail as Cost of Fuel Rises" (front page, June 21) should come as no surprise to anyone who has filled up his gas tank lately, as gas costs start to interfere with other necessities, like food.

Re "New Orleans Is Inundated as 2 Levees Fail; Much of Gulf Coast Is Crippled; Toll Rises" (front page, Aug. 31): Though born and raised in Louisiana, I recently graduated from Amherst College.

During the rising front of the applied voltage, the Psup t) includes both the power dissipated in the plasma and the reactive power stored in the various capacitors.

The tissue surrounding the current location of SD is functionally connected through lateral neural networks with neurons that undergo seizure-like discharging at the rising front of SD.

The discharge occurs at the rising front of the applied voltage waveform where the breakdown voltage is −1.78 kV in the case of pulse excitation and 0.6 kV in the case of sinusoidal excitation.

We found that the frequency drift was larger in IF RS than in IF RES and comparable to that of IF IF networks, although more stable on the rising front of the input drive (Supplementary Fig. S7C).