Sentence examples for rises rather from inspiring English sources

The classic 007 bass line rises, rather obviously, in the piano.

The company had absorbed the previous price rises rather than passing them on to consumers.

He criticised the government's policy of using RPI to calculate regulated fare rises, rather than the consumer price index (CPI).

That's why many suspect that the real pain in Mr Osborne's first budget may come from additional tax rises rather than draconian spending cuts.

Osborne earlier attacked the Liberal Democrats, writing in the Sunday Times: "While they sign up on deficit reduction they want more tax rises rather than spending cuts.

Margins are declining, as banks absorb some of the rate rises rather than passing them on to precarious borrowers.Bank Indonesia insists that local banks are in much better shape than they were seven years ago.

The balance of firms expecting business to rise rather than fall rose from +44%to+46%6%.

It is, in the end, the mark of a country rising rather than falling.

As the population density of urban areas has increased, so has the need for buildings that rise rather than spread.

The bearded lock could easily have been pulling on the red rose rather than the three feathers at Twickenham.

The company hopes that St Mary's proves the case for the need for sustainability standards to rise, rather than fall.