Sentence examples for rises past from inspiring English sources
Oxfam, by examining the trends since 2010 and extrapolating into the future, shows the wealth share of the top one per cent going up and up; it passes fifty per cent by next year, and rises past fifty-four per cent by 2020, painting a picture of a world in which wealth becomes increasingly concentrated in the hands of the élite.
As the death toll in the dizzying events playing out on the streets of Egypt in recent days rises past an astonishing 1,000, Western allies are being forced to consider their allegiances with the interim government in Cairo, including their financial assistance.
Once it rises past the brown building, the smoke is no longer visible: while we slept, it filled the sky.
His essay on the subject never rises past its fancy editorial conceit, a laundry list as "provocative" as a Cosmo article supporting the new chastity.
Yet those tar sands and other alternatives, like bioethanol, hydrogen fuel cells and liquid fuel from natural gas or coal, become economically viable as the going rate for a barrel rises past, say, $40 or more, especially if consuming governments choose to offer their own incentives or subsidies.
Most flowering plants begin to suffer when the mercury rises past 35°C or so.
Out of the ashes rises today a new Phoenix.
Its ratings duly rose this week.
That is, until the Rangers' rise this year.
Indeed, Treasury prices mostly rose last week.Mr.Mr
