Sentence examples for rise of those from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, there was a panel discussion on the rise of those government-run investment funds.

And we covered the rise of those doing stand-up comedy while pregnant.

"A very fine account of the rise of those great cities of the north - Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool," he says.

It even charts the rise of those professional types who have taken over the party, but who lack steel because their cultural roots are shallow.

The rise of those ratios in June 1998 made Leuthold, a valuation-oriented money manager, turn bearish long before the stock market bubble burst in 2000.

If Hammond is appointed to one of the great offices of state, it would mark the further rise of those who have worked closely with George Osborne.

This man, Joel, is more three-dimensional than those Rise Of The Robots avatars first seemed back in 1994.

Economic globalization and the rise of the Internet helped speed those goods to market.

Since the New Deal and the rise of unions, those counties have been staunchly Democratic.

Bookselling is in crisis – everyone knows that – with the recession, the rise of Amazon, those wretched Kindles, the replacement of lovable books with unlovable electronica.

But the rise of subcontracting complicates those efforts as well.