Sentence examples for rises linked from inspiring English sources

Shelter suggested five year tenancies with rent rises linked to CPI inflation.

Political Scrapbook has more information about the rent rises linked to Richard Benyon raised by Diane Abbott at PMQS. (See 12.13pm).

It says rent rises linked to the Olympics and the demand for housing from young professionals has caused rents to rocket in east London.

This is often achieved through policies that demoralise and alienate, which have included public sector pay freezes and the likely abolition of automatic pay rises linked to length of service.

Ground rent clauses which rise linked to RPI are less likely to succeed as a claim than ones that double every 10 years, he adds.

"The only thing that worries me is that the rental portion does keep rising linked to inflation over time and the service charge is pretty unregulated," she says.

They do know, however, that the resulting storm surge along the Atlantic coast was almost certainly intensified by decades of sea-level rise linked to human emissions of greenhouse gases.

THE British economy is on course for 3% growth this year, the pound is close to $1.70 (in part because the markets expect an early interest rate rise, linked to the economy's strength), the FTSE 100 is not far from an all-time high and London's property market is attracting rich buyers from all over the world.

The Salton Trough is part of the complex plate boundary between the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate where it undergoes a transition from the continental transform of the San Andreas Fault system to the series of short spreading centers of the East Pacific Rise linked by oceanic transforms in the Gulf of California.

Some analysts suggested that yesterday's price rises were linked to those reheated rumours.

There are initial indications that the food price rises is linked in some cases to increased malnutrition.