Sentence examples for rises or not from inspiring English sources

The distinction let the observer oscillate between over and under insofar as river rises or not, so that the observer can have some information.

First, whether rising or not, because of globalisation or not, global inequality is shockingly high.

And let's not forget that amorous admirer who decides whether you get a pay rise or not.

Americans are split over whether their own health-care costs will rise or not under the new law; a scant number expect a discount.

Alison Kemp, reader in child health at Cardiff University, said: 'The numbers are high, and it is very hard to know whether they are really rising or not, because of differences in the way data is collected.

To introduce maximum likelihood, he worked through the statistician's approach to estimating the probability that the sun will rise tomorrow: treat the sun rising or not like independent coin flips with a biased coin, and estimate the probability p of that biased coin based on the number of observed sun rises so far.

Other publishers are likely to be torn as to whether they hope it does rise or not.

He suggested the Cabinet would take a "collective line" on the issue of whether to accept the rise or not.

With Welsh cakes you don't have the stress of wondering if they'll rise or not, like a soufflé or scones or cup cakes.

It's nothing to do with whether he's coded errors into his spreadsheet, and nowt to do with whether market wealth inequality is rising or not.

Are you going to take the pay rise or not?" Witnessing Tredinnick writhing to issue a useful answer is both uncomfortable and weirdly satisfying.