Sentence examples for rose in making from inspiring English sources

The consumer products maker Kimberly-Clark said Tuesday that its third-quarter net income fell 19 percent as its costs rose in making its top-selling tissues and diapers.

Germany: around 2% Homebirth is legal but last June insurance for midwives rose in price, making it too costly for many.

The wave of buyouts continued to rise in May, making it the one of the biggest deal-making months ever.

Kindleberger and Hyman Minsky showed how the cycle works; the greater availability of credit allows more people to buy assets, which rise in price, making lenders more confident and encouraging further credit growth.

That tax revenues have actually risen in Slovakia makes it a lot harder to sustain the charge of "fiscal dumping".

As my taste and tolerance rose in unison, I made more of an effort to fill my medicine jar with the best of what I could afford.

But for right-wing papers to claim that her involvement in the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin makes her, 99 years on, a scandalous icon of violence is ludicrous.

In its last two years of operation, wartime rises in costs made the fixed fare structure untenable, and between July 1939 and January 1941 there were five slight adjustments to the fares.

Nissan's global production also rose in December, although it made fewer cars in Japan.

Inheritance taxes are due to rise in 2013, potentially making thousands of estates eligible for taxation.

Ricin (pronounced RISE-in) is made from castor beans and can be fatal in small doses administered by injection, ingestion, inhalation or contact with the skin.