Sentence examples for rising mountain from inspiring English sources

The oceans are rising, mountain glaciers are shrinking, low-lying coastal areas are eroding, and the very timing of the seasons is changing.

With most Japanese enjoying high living standards, politicians have shied away from taking painful measures to create future growth: deregulation of the economy, large-scale privatizations or decisive action against a rising mountain of bank debt.

The oceans are rising, mountain glaciers are shrinking, low-lying coastal areas are eroding, and the very timing of the seasons is changing, with spring coming as much as a week earlier in parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

We passed above a rising mountain of debris west of Beaumont, where trucks were delivering materials they'd carted away from the insides of houses in the nearby suburbs of Bevil Oaks and Northwest Forest.

We suggest geometry of "Inclined Solar Chimney" (ISC), which is constructed along the face of a high rising mountain, on which maximum solar insolation is incident throughout the year.

Because it sits on a rising mountain of cash and liquid securities, because its operating assets the pigpens and the like would be expensive to replicate and because those assets generate good returns in comparison with Seaboard's stock market value.

The town lies on a narrow strip of land between the bay and the steeply rising mountains that encircle it.

Since modern salmon first appeared 100 million year ago, the Northwest's populations have endured cataclysmic lava flows and glacial floods, shifting rivers and rising mountains.

There is also ample evidence that large rivers were flowing out of the rising mountains carrying sands and muds eastwards into the inland sea.

As the first snow of winter began to fall, the troops climbed high into the steeply rising mountains and rode down the more gradual western slope into California's enormous Central Valley.

The Chinese government is struggling to cope with the rapidly rising mountains of trash generated as the world's most populated country has raced from poverty to rampant consumerism.