Sentence examples for see rises from inspiring English sources

Those in central London will be hit hardest, but tenants outside the capital will also see rises.

The International Grains Council, a trade body, reckons the 2008-09 season will see rises of between 4% (for total grains) and 11% (for wheat).

While the UK market as a whole will see a 2% rise in house prices in 2015 and all regions outside London will see rises of between 1% in the north-east up to 3.5% in Scotland, the surges seen in the capital earlier this year mean that further potential for growth is currently limited, the company said.

More than 24 million people will gain by an average of £50 a year from changes to tax thresholds, but others will see rises, Budget documents show.

The NHS has been told to find up to £20bn of savings by 2014 even though the health service is due to see rises in its budget in the coming years.

As well as announcing plans to freeze council tax, Mr Goodway said budgets for schools and social services in the city were being protected, and both would see rises in cash available.

We see rising populism in France, as well, right now, and here.

We see rising rates of some cancers, autoimmune disorders, reproductive illnesses, autism and learning disabilities.

I will get America working again and see rising take- home pay again.

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