Sentence examples for rising current from inspiring English sources

Second, a number of countries were simultaneously running high and rising current account deficits, including the world's largest economy, the United States.

The force of the wind is deflected upward by the face of the terrain, resulting in a rising current of air.

A few hundred words more, the stroke of oars in a rising current, indistinct shapes looming from the water, and she is gone.

At one point India looked likely to rival China as the emerging market powerhouse but it had a wretched 2013, suffering from high inflation, a rising current account deficit and a run on the rupee.

They studied the large and rising current account deficit in the United States - 4.3percentt of gross domestic product this year, up from an average of 1.7percentt from 1992 to 1998.

They observed that the galvanostatic electrolyses enhanced COD removal along with rising current, solution pH and temperature.

Many emerging economies, particularly China, had rising current-account surpluses.

But analysts warned of overvaluation in the market and pointed to a potential cloud on the horizon the country's rising current-account deficit.

But that implies other changes that aren't materialising: a steadily falling dollar, a rising current-account deficit, and increasing import prices.

In theory, a rapidly rising current-account deficit should cause investors to demand higher interest rates to compensate them for the increased risk of currency depreciation.

Dani Rodrik, an economist at Princeton University, notes that the sources of Turkey's growth short-term borrowingrowth short-termrrent-account deficit—are also worrying.