On the surface, it was a simple skirmish over New York's rising fines against small businesses, an everyday nuisance of municipal life.
Then I'm going past a plowed field, water in the valleys of the harrow's talons, on the water the upside-down crowns of bare trees, mist above the creek rising like fine baby hair, I am driving as the crow flies, beside the crow.
At first an unsuccessful actor, then a successful caterer, Mr. Hovis became more known for his private hospitality and made a career of proving that traditional Southern cooking could rise to fine cuisine.
As the Mg/Ca ion ratio of the pore waters rises further, fine crystalline dolomite may replace existing calcite and high-Mg calcite.
The bread will rise just fine with one packet.
But while a drug dealer can expect a 16-year prison sentence if caught with a significant quantity of a Class A drug, and a six-figure fine (rising to 40 years' imprisonment and, for example, a £3m fine per kilo of cocaine in the United States), the equivalent punishment for rhino horn smuggling is an average jail term of less than two years.
The £65m sale was triggered by a new phenomenon that Mr Woodford had dubbed "fine inflation": the relentless and rapidly rising toll of fines and penalties levied on banks.
Now he shoulders arms to a fine, rising inswinger from Southee that doesn't miss off stump by much.
Among Miami's many fine rising dancers, the tall, long-limbed and courteous Renan Cerdeiro, especially in "Ballet Imperial," showed a most appealing command of partnering and solo bravura.
The argument that rising debt is fine, because on the other side of ledger is an asset increasing in value, is specious.
