Sentence examples for rises to those from inspiring English sources

Fortunately MLE "rises to those high standards".

As often happens, the subsequent show rose to those heights only a few times.

I knew that there were opportunities there, and I could rise to those opportunities".

The objective for ITV is to rise to those challenges and put itself at the forefront of change".

On the New York Stock Exchange, the ratio of stocks that rose to those that lost value was about even.

While the Sainz-Jets incident does not rise to those levels of harassment, it falls under the category of mindless disrespect.

While most people are still reeling from the financial  crisis, the world's wealth has risen to those at the top.

Standards of living have risen to those of an intermediately developed country, but food production has fallen well below the level of self-sufficiency.

The task facing Mr. Obama does not rise to those levels, but that these are the comparisons most often cited sobers even Democrats rejoicing at their return to power.

His campaign theme so far is that the nation has faced huge challenges since he took office, and that under his leadership it has risen to those challenges.

His clipped, effective prose did not rise to those heights, nor did his ideas about art have the generous scope and grandeur of Ruskin's cultural vision.