Sentence examples for rising very fast from inspiring English sources

"Indian boxing is rising very fast and that is why you have an Olympic and World Championship medalist," he said.

"It is not in their direct interest to see oil prices rising very fast at such levels," said Dr. Sfakianakis.

Because fuel poverty is rising very fast and this winter there will be a significant increase in the number of elderly people who die of hypothermia.

Consumers are in a buying mood, economists said, but they're limiting spending because their incomes are not rising very fast.

So while prices are not rising very fast (+0.4% collectively in February, 2016), these discretionary items are less important to the overall index than both services and non-discretionary items, which we discuss below.

"Pork prices in the UK have risen very fast," said Rabobank analyst Albert Vernooij.

"Prices rebounded quickly, though, and have risen very fast, 10 to 20 percent per year, since," Mr. Ridgway said.

"Wages rose very fast, productivity stayed low and governments went on a spending spree, and that makes Germans angry, because they did the opposite," said Thomas Klau of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

By 2005, figures began to rise very fast and reached a peak in 2007 with 74.4% diesel share[13].

After 1 month, the water cut rise very fast.

At the end of this stage the reinforcement strains and the settlement of the column rise very fast in the column zone, and punching cracks reach the column, thus encompassing completely the punching body, and finally it leads to its separation from the body of the footing.