Sentence examples for rises spread from inspiring English sources
Their fear is that in future voters may not accept that current policies need to be maintained and may, instead, be wooed by opposition promises to curb price rises, spread the introduction of the so-called "living wage" or to outlaw the abuse of zero-hours contracts.
But, and it's a big one -- the housing market is the UK economy's traditional "Achilles heel" (as Larry Elliott pointed out during the press conference) Schulz adds: With house prices rising at nearly 10% year-on-year in April according to ONS data and rises spreading outside of London, the boom-bust cycle risks returning.
The first was the rise, spread and eventual ubiquity of a support infrastructure for cars.
Foreign investors, rather than the IMF, are calling the tune.And what a rising spread signals is their alarm.
A rising spread allows Mr Monti's critics to argue the change of government seven months ago was futile.
Spoon into 12 equal heaps spaced well apart on the prepared baking tray. 2 Bake for 15-20 minuntil unthe the rock cakes have risen, spread and set.
But this year its bargaining position was weakened by a prior settlement involving a new union representing some 600,000 chemical workers, which agreed last week to a 2.2% pay rise spread over one year from this summer and another 2% over the following nine months (2.7% annualised).
HONG KONG — China has just issued a new "action plan" to combat the rising spread of H.I.V. and AIDS, and this seems to be the takeaway: Condoms or condom vending machines should be available in 95 percent of the country's hotels by 2015.
At sufficiently high flow rate the observed temperature rise spread along the whole catalytic bed.
Identifying patients with latent TB could halt the rising spread of the disease.
Barricks share price has been lagging peers because of the rising spread between its gold hedge price and the spot market price.
