Sentence examples for rising can be from inspiring English sources

CHARTS: Where the Bubbles Are: Signs that a tide of speculative investment is rising can be seen in the markets for small-cap stocks, junk bonds and commercial real estate.

Scott's studies of the aftereffects of the Jacobite rising can be paralleled by Balzac's analysis of the Breton counterrevolution in Les Chouans (1829; "The Screech Owls," a name given to any of a number of bands of peasants [see Chouan]).

So the injection production ratio is reasonable, and contradiction between formation pressure and water cut rising can be solved.

Considering that, there aren't large studies on virulence genes of C. difficile isolated from calves and domestic animals, the prevalence of these genes cannot be examined, but considering that amount of pathogenicity of C. difficile in worldwide is rising can be said that the prevalence of pathogenic strains that are containing these genes is on the rise.

And though it's a cutesy moniker, the new marketing ploy accompanying the USL maneuver, "USL Rising", can be given credit for at least being a purely utilitarian description of their advance.

We groan over a precedent that declares that licence fee rises can be carved back at will.

That can be frustrating for buyers, but convincing banks that values have risen can be tough when they're looking backward.

But prices rises "can be positive…especially if those price rises can be gradual and sustained over time, because that gives people the opportunity to mobilize resources to make use of higher returns". For example, small farmers at the local or national level can increase their production of crops in high demand for biofuel production.

Answer: Certainly the easiest time would be winter, right after you perform its annual pruning, but a rose can be transplanted almost anytime if you do it right.

In-vivo measurements of retinal temperature rises can be envisioned for studies on laser safety.

The rise can be attributed to changed eligibility criteria.