Sentence examples for rising too much from inspiring English sources

The government is supposed to have 450,000 tonnes in a grain stockpile, with 100,000 tonnes in reserve to keep prices from rising too much.

TOKYO — Tumbling stock markets and falling currencies are causing global concern, but the Japanese yen is generating high anxiety for rising too much.

Other countries, most importantly China, have accumulated large foreign currency reserves as they kept the dollar from rising too much against their currencies.

The central bank is expected to flood money markets with more cash than usual, partly to stop the yen from rising too much.

"At the same time, the Fed will continue to employ a Federal 'open mouth' policy to keep stocks and housing from rising too much further above fair value," he said in a note to investors.

More controversial amendments to the pension law are in the pipeline, again with the aim of keeping government debt from rising too much, but also aimed at making the pension system more transparent and rational, Mr. Kotecki said.

If sterling rises too much against the dollar, its products might become too expensive.

So if German wages rise too much, the whole continent could become less competitive.

If Medicare costs rose too much, Mr. Stark said, Congress could cut payments to private plans.

Mr. Timoney is among those who believe overtime costs have risen too much.

"My eye is still real sensitive, so if my blood pressure rises too much, my eye starts to get red".