Sentence examples for rises pretty from inspiring English sources

Those much-criticised creative missteps in seasons two and three – Brody's endless reversals, grim standalone episodes in Venezuelan high rises, pretty much every storyline featuring Dana (the Kim Bauer of Homeland) – betrayed a show lacking a big picture, desperately throwing anything and everything at the wall in the hope that something would stick.

"It's rising pretty fast".

"These lifestyle and expenditure norms have risen pretty dramatically for the middle class and the upper middle class," she said.

Be aware though, that when operas are being staged in Verona, the prices here can rise pretty steeply.

People are continually reproducing and, barring some kind of major incident, the world's population is set to rise pretty steadily in the coming decades.

The US participation rate rose pretty steadily from the mid 1960s to the late 1980s, flattened out in the 1990s and then fell after 2000.

Shares in Japanese manufacturers rose pretty strongly today, as the value of the yen against the dollar fell back -- boosting hopes that exports will benefit.

That's right: tripled, in less than a year and a half, and in the face of long-term interest rates that rose pretty much steadily until last week.

"Unemployment is rising pretty rapidly and that's restraining consumer spending and reinforces the vicious circle of a downturn," said James Knightley, an economist at ING Financial Markets in London.

Carrots have a high glycaemic index – if you consume 50 grams of carbohydrate in carrots, your blood sugar will rise pretty high.

"Stock prices have risen pretty robustly," she allowed, but she didn't "see stock prices in territory that suggests bubble-like conditions".