Sentence examples for rises with rising from inspiring English sources

The saturation deficit can be expressed as and, because the saturation vapour pressure ew rises with rising temperature, the same relative humidity will correspond to a greater saturation deficit and evaporation at warm temperatures.

Especially for wind power the potential rises with increasing technological know-how, as more and more surface areas can be used for wind power production, the installed capacity per m rises with rising size of the plants, and full-load hours rise as well with increasing nacelle height (e.g. Haas et al., 2007).

In pregnant women without diabetes, obesity is associated with complications such as perinatal mortality and LGA/macrosomia, the risk rising with rising prepregnancy BMI (9, 10).

Then the 1999 earthquakes would have weakened the crust, allowing the gas to rise, mix with rising magma and "blow the top off the seafloor," he said.

That increase will coincide with rising credit costs and rising prices.

"The rising business demand along with rising oil prices is actually a worrisome cocktail for the leisure market".

He will add: "If you're satisfied with rising inequality, rising child poverty and widening health inequalities, then Labour is not for you.

With rising populations and rising pressure on regions with biological abundance, I don't imagine that such threats will fade anytime soon.

We all need to be rethinking how we sustain rising middle classes with rising incomes in a warming world, otherwise the convergence of warming, consuming and crowding will mean we grow ourselves to death.

With rising land values came rising taxes -- "they went up, way, way, up, and everybody still wants to know what they did with the money," Harry Grabel said.

But scientific literature on that topic suggests that much of the rise has to do with rising populations and an increase in the value of insured property at risk.