Sentence examples for rise that is from inspiring English sources

Taxes are going to rise; that is no longer in doubt.

As food supplies dwindle, and demand increases, food prices will rise: that is how markets work.

Rates of perinatal mortality doubled from 1992 to 2000, a rise that is in part attributed to falling standards of medical care.

With the public finances tightening, however, and passenger numbers continuing to rise, that is getting harder.One way to improve things would be to spend railways' existing cash more rationally.

This is about on third of the rise that is expected into the next century even if we are able to keep to within 2C temperature rise, the Met Office said.

As I pointed out in the article, human vulnerability to hurricanes is increasing for other reasons, including sea-level rise that is believed to be a result of greenhouse warming.

They say: "There has not been any rise that's been so meteoric in Nigeria".

"But the speed of the recent rise — that was startling, and the volatility has been rough.

As data limits become smaller (and data charges rise), that's a very good thing.

A pair of jeans with cabbage roses had a rise that was too low.

There is still no indication when they will receive the pay rise that was due last April.