Sentence examples for rising itself from inspiring English sources

But what Britain really needs is a big memorial to the Easter Rising itself.

This debate is of direct consequence to when interest rates rise – itself of massive importance to the stability of the recovery – not to mention the outcome of the next election.

The human cost of an overreaction to the murder increase could be "a lot bigger" than the toll of the rising violence itself, Pfaff said.

The Rise itself never had many pretensions, however.

As it rises, disagreements will emerge, but the rise itself will have meant that the purchases have done a lot of good.

Thompson, to be fair, never makes claims in Lark Rise itself about the interior quality of the lives she is describing.

This was a step backward even on the denial spectrum, which has moved more toward arguments about the causes of the rise, and whether it will continue, and not the well-documented rise itself.

It is clear that the rise itself must be "nurture" of some sort possibly a change in teachers' attitudes towards girls who are interested in maths but the subsequent stasis could have either explanation.

The temperature overshoot of the adiabatic limit is typically of the order of the adiabatic temperature rise itself.

And, according to Pritchard, the most alarming part is not the sea level rise itself, but the implications it has for storm surges across the globe.

"Within the problem of sea level rise itself, the most difficult aspect to deal with from a future projection point of view is the physical process of glacier calving," Holland wrote in a description of the video.