Sentence examples for rises very from inspiring English sources

When the tide rises very high, the forest keeps the water away and prevents flooding.

In the US, the line rises very gradually until, in the early 1980s, it takes off like an aeroplane.

So, when dry air from the stratosphere flows into an area of low pressure, air within the depression rises very quickly and increases its rotation - creating vigorous storms.

Sitting on a concrete dais reserved for elders, Mr. N'Dong said on a recent morning, "The price rises very quickly, which means we really have to go and look for money".

This fact rises very high the requirement for electromagnetic capture system control accuracy.

There's a big question about whether a company that rises very, very rapidly as a connection.

And pressures are now rising very slowly.

But Liberty Island did not seem to be rising very quickly.

"Their salaries rose very strongly throughout the high growth era.

"I haven't risen very high," he responds.

At nearly 12percentthethe black population has risen very slightly.