Sentence examples for rising traditional from inspiring English sources

8. Gantz and El Mahdy Jr – Rising Traditional music from countries such as Turkey and Algeria is a recurring motif in dubstep – the mournful, melancholy quality fits the genre perfectly – and Istanbul's Gantz is ahead of the game when it comes to bringing his cultural musical influences to the genre.

There have been times when we wondered what Mr. Obama meant when he talked about rising above traditional divides.

The agency has issued new rules governing prepaid cards, an alternative to checking accounts used by large numbers of "unbanked" Americans who can't afford the rising fees traditional banks levy on checking accounts, or for whom banks decline to open accounts.

Over the past three to four decades, the application of composite materials has been rising from traditional areas such as aircraft engineering to various fields (automobile industry, marines, civil engineering) because they have desired properties which cannot be achieved by other types of constituent materials.

Steep hills and low-rise traditional buildings that once surrounded the mosque have in recent years given way to shopping malls and luxury hotels — among them the world's third-tallest building, a giant clock tower that is the centerpiece of the Abraj al-Bait complex.

While Rohozinski and other researchers argue that this subtler form of censorship is on the rise, traditional Web filtering isn't going away.

The Babson Survey Research Group recently revealed that while online college student enrollment is on the rise, traditional colleges and universities saw their first drop in enrollment in the 10 years the survey has been conducted.

Although misuse of prescription opioids is on the rise, traditional street drugs still posed the greatest threat of HCV transmission in this setting.

Unemployment has risen as traditional industries have shifted to Asia.

A question is whether the premiums would rise for traditional Medicare, causing more people to choose managed care.

He has chosen to marry the nouveau-riche Sophie and asks the Marschallin to select an emissary for his silver rose, the traditional symbol of engagement.