Sentence examples for rise instead from inspiring English sources

Normally, rising productivity would lead to exchange-rate appreciation; when that can't happen, prices rise instead.

In Redwoods, the tree columns rise instead like ancient architecture holding up the sky.

It was ill-judged because if companies are not allowed to pay dividends, share prices will potentially rise instead.

It is also a gamble that cattle prices will rise instead of sinking, as they have been all fall.

Many in the Indian financial markets have long focused on the repo rate, even though it has been less important lately, and were disappointed to see it rise instead of fall on Friday.

That could cause pool deficits to rise, instead of diminish, over time.Neither are the new schemes' pooling mechanisms likely to favour those in the most need of help, reckons Erwann Michel-Kerjan at the Wharton School of Business.

Because wages are slow to adjust, unemployment rises instead.

High rises, instead of boardwalks and cottages, now overlook beaches.

But when the factory was razed in 2004, the dusty smell of construction rose instead.

Osborne and the unions should have agreed to stop increments, keeping cost-of-living pay rises instead.

Her reputation as a front-guard liberal rises instead mainly from her flair for the legislative process, which in many cases has involved causing a scene.