Sentence examples for rise though from inspiring English sources

For consumption to rise, though, household incomes must rise.

As some prices rise, though, a tide of free and cheap product is flooding the market.

If prices continue to rise, though, that benign influence is unlikely to last, he says.

Everyone is expected to rise, though, for the Maccabees' victory parade.

Hostility is on the rise, though, towards the banks and Europe.

During the next two decades, reading continued to fall and television watching to rise, though more slowly.

That number appears to be on the rise, though, going up by three percent just between December 2011 and February 2012.

If the Galaxy was to rise, though, it would need someone to lift it.

So, what is one to do? Consumers: If you're able to buy, it may be a good decision, as prices will continue to rise, though slowly.

As Arctic temperatures rise, though, huge amounts of greenhouse gases could be released from the soil that lies below melting permafrost and from the sea floor.

When 1960s plans emerged to replace it with a high-rise, though, locals protested and large-scale restoration began.