Sentence examples for rise sets from inspiring English sources

Their influence lingers in recurrent racist stereotypes as China's rise sets western nerves on edge.

The students are the embodiment of a voting process that can infuriate city residents, part of what makes voters' blood pressure rise, sets the uniquely New York insults flying and starts a flow of angry phone calls to elected officials and the Board of Elections.

So, before any heckles rise, set the stage for debate.

Foreclosures on such loans were on the rise, setting off a wave of personal bankruptcies.

This raises the possibility that the temperature of the rods, which are still radioactive, could rise, setting on fire the zirconium cladding, which keeps the rods together.

While you're waiting for the dough to rise, set the oven to 170ºC, 325ºF or gas mark 3. Once the buns have doubled in size, uncover them.

5 Bake for 50-55 minutes or until the cake has risen, set and lightly browned.

In effect, the rising wages of workers in industries where productivity is rising set a relative benchmark for workers in all industries.

This is because the temperature increases associated with climate change will be uneven, with the biggest rises set to be in the Arctic.

Good baking can take a long time: chilling, rising, setting, fermenting, resting, baking and cooling might eke a seemingly simple bake out to a whole afternoon's work.

Beverly Enterprises said today that it had a second-quarter loss because patient-care liability costs rose, setting off a 40percentt decline in its share price.