Sentence examples for rise some from inspiring English sources
Some will rise, some will fall.
As fees rise, some services are declining.
But a museum, she predicted, will rise some day.
And as CO2 levels rise, some weeds are growing faster and bigger.
This means that rates for those policies will rise, some by tenfold or more.
No wonder the AFL-CIO is pleased.As costs rise, some economists worry about a new Chinese export: inflation.
The news perturbed most economists, who had expected the figure to rise; some thought it a harbinger of a slowdown.
Rounded hills rise some 1,200 to 1,400 feet (365 to 425 metres), and the coast falls steeply away.
"They need their lives rebuilt before they can stay in work reliably," he says.As the jobless figures continue to rise, some unfashionable ideas are returning.
On the other hand, the price of electricity is almost sure to rise -- some estimate by as much as 20percentt -- when rate caps come off in August.
People already suffering from regular and difficult rises in the cost of living, are now seeing their bills rise - some by as much as 100%.
