Sentence examples for short-term rise from inspiring English sources

Given the short-term rise in browsing, retailers who want to meet their customers' expectations are in a difficult position.

He said that there was still an opportunity to buy now and benefit from a short-term rise in prices.

Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said the earnings left little encouragement for a short-term rise in the stock price.

Colin Ellis, European economist at Daiwa Securities, agreed that the Bank of England should not be concerned by a short-term rise in CPI.

That is because there could be a short-term rise in the stock over the next few weeks, after Xerox's expected announcement of the sale of a 25percentt stake in Fuji Xerox, its joint venture with Fuji Photo Film.

It's similar to Burberry - that was appropriated by urban youth culture and it gave the firm a short-term rise in sales but you have to ask what that did for brand equity,' Tappy said.

These short-term rises and falls last just a year or so and are superimposed on a long-term temperature increase from greenhouse gases.

Indeed, blood pressure per se appears to promote CaL channel expression in small arteries, and even short-term rises in pressure may alter channel expression.

It is known that over short-term rises in temperature, RD increases exponentially but the seasonal temperature sensitivity of RD is often lower than that observed over hours, a phenomenon known as thermal acclimation (Rodríguez-Calcerrada et al. 2012).

This showed a clear link between short-term rises in all types of air pollution (except ozone) and rises in hospital admissions and mortality due to heart failure.

Resurgent expectations for a short-term rate rise has also pushed the yield curve to its flattest since 2007.