Sentence examples for rises start from inspiring English sources

With inflation expected to rise to 3% next year and wage growth running at 2.3%, according to the latest ONS data, economists are warning of a renewed squeeze on living standards as price rises start to outpace pay increases.

It is safe to assume that few designs for luxury high rises start with a cold call, but that is how Roy Stillman and Martin Levine, developers of a new 32-story condominium at East 90th Street and Third Avenue, first reached Philip Johnson and his partner, Alan Ritchie.

Several retrospective trials demonstrated that the risk of fetal morbidity and mortality already steadily rises starting from the 39th WOP [ 7, 13– 13].

After the dough has risen, start making doughnuts.

And then, when your popularity has rose, start pricing it!

Sirleaf's own rise started with sheer girlhood determination.

"The rising started the first day he returned to my lineup back in Texas," Washington said.

London was on the rise, starting to replace Amsterdam as the hub of world trade.

His rise started with La Tuerka, the YouTube political discussion programme he created in 2010.

This shift — along with the global property boom — was what caused prices in the city to rise starting in 2002.

Taxes had to rise, starting with VAT on fuel in the 1993 budget, and as they went up Tory public-opinion ratings went down.