Sentence examples for rising under from inspiring English sources

By midday, temperatures were rising under canvas.

The prison population is rising, under Mr Howard's policies, by more than 300 a week.

We then saw rising debt under Reagan-Bush; falling debt under Clinton; rising under Bush II; and a sharp rise in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Consider, in particular, one fact that might surprise you: The total number of government workers in America has been falling, not rising, under Mr. Obama.

The city's four-year graduation rate has been rising under the Bloomberg administration, reaching 61 percent in 2010, the most recent year for which there is data.

And all the while, a new strategy, which he was leading, was rising under their noses, and that was to build the Islamic State.

"Carbon dioxide emissions have risen under Labour.

I had risen under my own steam.

Wealth inequality rose under Labour; it rose faster under the coalition.

Grocery prices rose under cover of a spike in inflation.

Cameron said that food bank use had risen under Labour.