Sentence examples for rise unusually from inspiring English sources

However, as Jan Hatzius at Goldman Sachs points out, this uncertainty may not matter: central banks should always tighten policy if asset prices rise unusually rapidly.

But the fact that inequality has risen unusually quickly in the United States suggests that government does have an impact.

The Bolshoi's had impressive features: a corps de ballet of 32 women doing the famous single-file entrance with legs in arabesque, all rising unusually high.

Westbrook used screens from Kendrick Perkins and Serge Ibaka to break open for jump shots, rising unusually straight up in the style of an Olympic diver off a springboard.

Earth's average surface temperature is rising unusually fast.

After initially welcoming The Da Vinci Code as another piece of cult nonsense, and seen my book sales rise to unusually healthy levels, I have come to regard its impact as wholly pernicious.

The music at the Joffrey is conducted with force and color by Leslie B. Dunner: the opening music to both halves of the score, when you are waiting for the curtain to rise, becomes unusually riveting.

1934 Controversial Bill Passed LONDON: Parliamentary and public excitement over the Sedition Bill, which was finally passed at its third reading in the House of Commons last night [Nov. 2] by 241 votes to 65, has given rise to unusually bitter comment and attacks in one of the hardest fought battles Westminster has seen for a long time.

Despite the pedigree, Yarnold's rise has been unusually rapid.

Their blood pressure will rise to an unusually high level and this will have a large influence on the value of the mean relative to the other values.

With pricing power ebbing and catastrophe pay-outs set to rise after an unusually calm couple of years, America's property and casualty industry dominated by AIG and Berkshire Hathaway seems to be entering another of its periodic downturns (see chart).