Sentence examples for rises owing to from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the average RMS stress gradually rises owing to higher-order modes being included.
If your house or car insurance rises (owing to new crime figures), if the government decides that the majority of public opinion is in favour of gay marriage, it is probably because of research by the ONS.
Under droop control, when the DC voltage rises owing to unbalanced power, the GSLCCs will increase the DC currents and inverted power to the receiving grids, such that the DC voltage could be reduced.
Institutions' costs are rising, owing to pricey investments in technology, teachers' salaries and galloping administrative costs.
Refurbishment costs have risen owing to vital maintenance work to ensure the building is safe for pupils".
Blood pressure in a clinic can often rise owing to "white coat" syndrome, where patients feel anxious in front of a doctor and their blood pressure goes up.
Finally, geopolitical risks in the Middle East are rising, owing to the possibility of an Israeli military response to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Though corals are returning to many reefs, there is a fair chance that in just a few decades they will all be destroyed, as ocean temperatures rise owing to global warming.
At the same time the weighting given to Elektra in Mexico's main stock index, the IPC, had been steadily rising owing to changes in methodology and, later in the year, the delisting of Telmex, Carlos Slim's huge phone company.
Extreme floods, forest fires and droughts will also become more common over the next 200 years as global temperatures rise owing to climate change, according to Marko Scholze of Bristol University.
Attrition has always been expensive for companies, but in many industries the cost of losing good workers is rising, owing to tight labor markets and the increasingly collaborative nature of jobs.
