Sentence examples for rises if from inspiring English sources

If something good happens, your sense of happiness rises; if something bad happens, it falls.

A study in Kenya found that demand for CSAs rises if the funds can be used for emergencies.

The likelihood of central bank intervention rises if the euro falls to 90 cents, as some analysts predict, he said.

Consumer confidence rises if citizens believe government finances are on a solid footing, the report said, and businesses pay lower risk premiums when they borrow money.

Enough ice is contained in the ice sheets to cause sea-level rises, if it all melted, of an estimated 63m – 7m from Greenland and 56m from Antarctica.

Labour forced the matter centre stage when it said it would stop future price rises if elected at the next general election.

I would rise, if I rose, with "the class".

Real incomes are rising, if not as fast as before.

But would crime actually rise if communities were more mixed?

But the rent would rise if she acquired a roommate.

That amount could rise if new polio cases emerged.