Sentence examples for rising enough from inspiring English sources

Yet prices in the United States are rising enough to make this unlikely.

In my view, elderly employment would rise and might even be rising enough to more than offset a demand reduction during a recession.

Production of natural gas, another important source of government revenue, is not rising enough to offset the decline in oil production.

Chicken prices aren't rising enough to offset volatile corn prices.

The importance of water management is rising enough that it could be said that the future of the world will depend on how water is used and managed.

It is also possible that they are using credit more because wages aren't rising enough to allow them to pay for stuff they need without going into hock.

And so far, they may not have risen enough.

Once temperatures rise enough, agricultural productivity plummets and humankind is in real trouble.

Over the last several years, the price rose enough that he considered selling.

Death rates, they said, began to climb again after the temperature rose enough.

Mr. Greenspan thinks interest rates will rise enough to offset, if not end, the wealth effect.