Sentence examples for rising in the same from inspiring English sources

That's right, to downtown Brooklyn, now with a basketball arena and other fripperies rising in the same general area where a home for the Dodgers would have gone.

The classic metaphor to describe this arrangement was coined by the sociologist Ulrich Beck in the 1980s: the "elevator effect". It implied that though social inequality still existed, everyone was rising in the same social "elevator," meaning that the gap between rich and poor wouldn't widen.

But the world population will rise in the same period.

Labour productivity has hardly risen in the same period.

Why doesn't the Sun always rise in the same place each day?

In the Czech Republic, unemployment will rise in the same period to 10 percent from 8.1 percent, the institute predicts.

But the unemployment rate, which is based on a separate survey of households, rose in the same month for the first time since November.

When veins and arteries constrict, blood pressure rises in the same way that squeezing a garden hose increases the pressure of water running through it.

But we can't prove that it will rise in the same way we can prove that two plus two is four.

The Bauhaus-inspired building that was chosen for the museum was designed in 1930 by the Berlin architect Fred Otto, rose in the same era as the painters and is under landmark protection.

Claims for "food" of £250 (the monthly maximum was £400) in 2006 have been scaled down to £75 by 2008, though mortgage bills have risen in the same period.