Sentence examples for rises at all from inspiring English sources

It's 3 30 in the morning and the sun rises at 4 50 here in England — when it rises at all.

But campaigners have warned that the quality of some services might leave passengers "amazed there are any fare rises at all".

Anthony Smith, chief executive of independent watchdog Transport Focus, said: "In some parts of the country, given rail performance has been so dire, passengers will be amazed there are any fare rises at all.

Conceivably there will be no further rises at all if, in fact, life expectancy stops rising.

Another thing that Piketty doesn't adequately consider is the possibility that inequality, in some of its dimensions, is not rising at all.

These payments would not raise wages one-for-one; nor, despite being paid to firms rather than workers, would they stop wages from rising at all.

Some 200,000 people, out of Berlin's total of 3.4m, live in the worst-hit areas (see map).The puzzle is why, since Berlin is booming, the groundwater is rising at all.

They are not even rising at all.

The annual increase of 1.8% in average earnings is also pretty healthy, when prices are not rising at all.

This is while US retail inflation via the Consumer Price Index is already zero--i.e., retail prices aren't rising at all.

Daily circulation rose slightly at all the newspapers in the New York City area.