Sentence examples for rises driven by from inspiring English sources

Marmite lovers breathed a sigh of relief as Unilever and Tesco resolved their differences, but there's no shortage of dire warnings from retailers over price rises driven by the result of the EU referendum.

Analysts expect inflation to ease later in the year but June's unexpectedly sharp price rises, driven by a 14.4% jump in food costs, prompted suggestions Beijing may hike rates again or tighten other controls.

He suspects crime rates will rise, driven by stagnant growth and cuts in welfare.

They see a grass-roots movement rising, driven by the Web.

*Though demand for housing is rising, driven by population growth, especially immigration, and by more jobs, supply is not keeping pace.

In many black communities, before crack took off, unemployment rates had been high and rising, driven by the decline in manufacturing jobs and biased hiring and firing practices.

The price of crude instead rose, driven by the disappointment in the market that the production increase was not greater, as had been widely expected.

Steel prices would rise driven by demand from the sustained, explosive growth in the biggest markets in the developing world: India and China.

Home to hundreds of oil- and natural-gas-related businesses, Lafayette Parish's fortunes are rising, driven by oil profits, the quest for new fuel sources and the rebuilding of offshore rigs damaged by Hurricanes Rita and Katrina.

BT's sales and profits have risen, driven by record broadband demand and its new sports television service.

Operating conditions are often very poor but demand is rising, driven by cash incentives from the state.