Sentence examples for rising because they from inspiring English sources

Connection costs keep rising because they are pegged by regulation to inflation.

Big financial stocks are rising because they "are still showing robust double-digit earnings gains year over year," Mr. Klassen said.

In summary, we get to say we cut emissions, despite our emissions rising, because they rose a bit less than we said they would.

Rates in women may be rising because they started smoking, and quitting, later than men did, said Elizabeth Ward, director of cancer surveillance for the American Cancer Society.

But by Jan . 27 the author writes that he and his comrades have become accustomed to daily bombing, and that their spirits are rising because they are sure the army is about to end its operation.

Ms. Jacobsen argued yesterday that air marshals on the plane (there were at least two) had no way of seeing the men rising because they were sitting in the front of the plane, a 757.

They rise because they had previously fallen and fall because they once rose.

"Banks will see their costs rise because they will have to pay higher base salaries".

Politicians rise because they are clever, but few are blessed with a scientific mind.

The Taliban rose because they seemed to be more gallant toward women than the other warlords.

This meant that companies, on average, could afford to pay the wage rises because they were themselves making greater profits.