Sentence examples for rises though from inspiring English sources

The passion still rises, though.

The MPC is not united behind the need to press ahead with rate rises though.

His voice rises, though, when detailing an ESPN commentator's recent assertion that Tomlinson's career was nearing a sad, steep decline, similar to Shaun Alexander's eventual departure from Seattle.

Winter snows melt more quickly, and the risks of spring floods and summer water shortages on the rivers they feed increase.Sea level rises, though by how much is hard to say (see chart 2).

Since the chance of interference rises quadratically in the amount of STRX in a single set, the overall interference level rises (though every single potential interference value is strictly lower) if k increases.

The permeability of low density polyethylene film to oxygen and carbon dioxide increases exponentially as temperature rises though the permeation rate at any given temperature is always higher for carbon dioxide than for oxygen [ 18].

For consumption to rise, though, household incomes must rise.

During the next two decades, reading continued to fall and television watching to rise, though more slowly.

If prices continue to rise, though, that benign influence is unlikely to last, he says.

As some prices rise, though, a tide of free and cheap product is flooding the market.

The number of men's teams has also risen, though more modestly.