Sentence examples for rising enough to 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.

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.

Nonetheless Tattnall attempted to pass through the obstructions during high tide on 3 February, but high winds prevented the water from rising enough to allow the ship to do so.

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

And ticket prices rose enough to produce total sales of $9.62 billion, up 2percentt.

Quite plausibly, rates could rise enough to slow down the economy sufficiently without bringing on a calamity.

"Brownfield" sites are typically built on only when land prices rise enough to cover the high cost of development.

But their share can rise enough to bring the trajectory down a little.Economics can help make these technologies viable.