Sentence examples for rises quite from inspiring English sources

(And paying for it means that European government spending automatically rises quite a bit during recessions).

Ardennes 1944: Hitler's Last Gamble (Viking £25) is obviously a grim story as the pace of reprisals among the civilian population rises, quite apart from military atrocities (although it can hardly be grimmer than the same author's Berlin).

Take a gate to walk downhill on the perimeter of the wood and carry on over a stile, walking with the wood on the right on a slightly diverted path that rises quite steeply.

Intuitively, this is because differential mortality effects seem to become stronger around that time (namely, life expectancy rises quite fast among top wealth holders, but much less so for the rest of the population).

The good news amid this community kerfuffle (I don't think it rises quite to the level of out-and-out "rancor") is that I think we will still all be friends, that this tested the community, and we will seek an accommodation so that we can all still work together for a long time to come.

First, the RRFC rises quite steeply but then changes direction and reaches almost zero at 300 years.

No one could rise quite like him.

It has been rising quite fast for some time.

A few main courses did not rise quite so high.

But consumers' expectations of price rises over the next year have risen quite sharply.

In that Histrionic exertion, few have managed to rise quite so high from so far outside.