Sentence examples for rises too much from inspiring English sources

If sterling rises too much against the dollar, its products might become too expensive.

"My eye is still real sensitive, so if my blood pressure rises too much, my eye starts to get red".

Countries fear losing competitiveness on world markets if their currency rises too much against the greenback; they fear inflation if it falls too far.

Mr. Draghi denied that the E.C.B. was trying to influence the value of the euro, but he then made statements that markets interpreted as meaning the E.C.B. could take action if the euro rises too much.

In other words, if the AMT surcharge rises too much, solve the problem by raising regular taxes!

If the water level rises too much (due to rain) water is taken out of the pan (see Fig. 9b) and the water depths before and after are measured.

So if German wages rise too much, the whole continent could become less competitive.

If Medicare costs rose too much, Mr. Stark said, Congress could cut payments to private plans.

Mr. Timoney is among those who believe overtime costs have risen too much.

That seems to have been happening since March, after asking prices rose too much and turned off buyers.

The cost of gas will not have to rise too much for the car to break even.