Sentence examples for rising based on from inspiring English sources

At this point the token must fend for itself in the market, sinking or rising based on news, opinion or rumor.

25 It is evident that the prevalence rate of obesity is rising based on the fact that the two systematic reviews mentioned above were carried out on earlier articles that were published on obesity in the region.

Her credit scores will rise, based on zero card debt, right?

And will ticket prices continue to rise based on inevitable demands of these stars?

Recently, the city offered an annual base rent that begins at $15 million and rises based on the Port Authority's revenues.

They often do so without seeing interest rates rise based on the quantity, duration or frequency of their borrowing.

Although Stern said the figure could rise, based on certain benchmarks, Hunter said the proposal amounted to a 10-year salary freeze.

The problem with forecasting when interest rates will rise based on this 7% unemployment threshold is that there are so many assumptions to make, but we are of the view that it is more likely to fall below 7% closer to early 2015 than late 2016.

Explain how the prices continue to rise based on 'losses' in New York State, for example.

General Jackson reminded the audience that again and again great civilizations have risen based on exploiting resources.

He rose based on his eloquence, credentials, and Fox search for the next-black-hope (Keyes, West and Cain having previously failed)... but crashed when he compared marrying gays to NAMBLA.