Sentence examples for rise not at from inspiring English sources
If the government were competing with business, interest rates would be on the rise, not at rock bottom.
If spending were to rise not at the rate of inflation, but at a pace that history suggests is more realistic -- allowing spending to remain level in per-person terms after adjusting for inflation -- another $400 billion of the surplus would disappear, the center said.
If it were, interest rates would be rising, not at generational lows, as the government competed with the private sector.
Sleep Late Ranch was so named by a local because Heizer, unlike his Mormon and Basque neighbors, rises not at four-thirty but at nine.
His rise was not at all predictable.
As the world tinkers on the brink of a climate catastrophe, Morgan said, "it is deeply disturbing that … avoiding further temperature rise is not at the very center of all of the meetings of CEOs and world leaders".
Africans are indeed rising, although not at the supersonic pace at which Africa is supposedly rising.
The overall population has been rising, but not at such a rapid rate to explain these figures.
True, but it was failures at big firms that gave rise to SOX, not at small ones, which investors have always thought riskier.
Yet there is still a vast difference, both economically and politically, between incomes that are rising modestly and not at all.
Finally, when the rising diphthong is not at the end of the word, the glide is always separated from the vowel (e.g., 'bioma' <bi-o-ma >).
