Sentence examples for rises such as from inspiring English sources

July's RPI is used to set annual regulated fare rises, such as for season tickets.

European markets have also seen big rises, such as the 40% jump in Germany's DAX.

The head of the Church of England, himself a former oil executive, said he understood the anger generated when companies announced price rises, such as those by British Gas and SSE.

The party is also examining the true long-term drivers of welfare spending rises, such as unemployment, an unregulated private rental sector driving up housing benefits, lack of new homes and an ageing society.

The annual list of Britain's ultra-wealthy also boasted some spectacular rises, such as that of Sir James Dyson, the inventor famed for his bagless vacuum cleaner, among other creations.

The situation is even worse for certain deductions that phase out entirely once your income rises, such as student loan interest and child-care credits.

Oil-rich United Arab Emirates also ratified the deal, as did nations considered particularly vulnerable to sea level rise, such as Kiribati and Bangladesh.

The current configuration of many artificial drainage networks exacerbates impacts associated with sea level rise such as salt-intrusion and increased flooding.

This technique, referred to as Assisted Oocyte Activation (AOA), relies on approaches that mimic or induce the fertilization-induced intracellular calcium rise such as calcium ionophore or PLCζ23,25.

There are many more on the rise, such as FoodPanda and HelloFresh in Germany; Deezer, BlaBlaCar and Happn in France; Takeaway.com, Blendl and Elasticsearch from The Netherlands.

That some other crimes have risen, such as mobile phone theft and internet fraud, supports the idea that a lot of criminal activity is opportunistic.