Sentence examples for rises take from inspiring English sources
The Bank of England will move quickly to raise interest rates if pay rises take off but productivity does not, its new deputy governor warned.
According to uSwitch.com, the average household energy bill for the big six will range from £1,332 to £1,491 a year once the price rises take effect.
He predicts inflation will fall in the second half of this year as the measures to stem food price rises take effect, and expects growth to moderate to "only" around 8%.
This year's Black Friday will be the biggest yet as shoppers snap up large items such as fridges before Brexit-induced price rises take effect in January, the boss of AO World has predicted.
He said: "If you look at the climate studies sea level rises take a long time to get going, but when they get going they don't stop.
If the temperature rises, take anything out of the refrigerator that might spoil and prepare to cook it or consume it before it warms up.
Warner said "The Dark Knight Rises" took in an additional $88 million in 17 international markets.
The third in Christopher Nolan's blockbuster trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises, took $448m at the US box office.
Mr. Miyazaki's latest film, "The Wind Rises," took him five years to complete, which is one year more than it took him to finish 2008's "Ponyo".
For instance, "Rises" took in $22.5 million in Britain, a 6 percent decline from first-weekend sales for "The Dark Knight" in 2008, after adjusting for inflation.
"The Dark Knight Rises" took in $30.6 million in 12 01 a.m. shows on Friday, the second-highest midnight screenings total on record.
