Sentence examples for should be rising in from inspiring English sources

All of this suggests that the Canadian dollar, which has been in the doldrums, should be rising in value against other currencies, particularly the American dollar.

There is particular concern that levels of depression and stress should be rising in Britain and about the resulting costs to society, organisations and individuals.

Surely it is that job losses should be concentrated in the bloated sectors, that employment should if anything be rising elsewhere — and wages should be rising in the unbloated sectors more rapidly than in the bloated ones.

But China has been keeping its currency pegged to the dollar — which means that a country with a huge trade surplus and a rapidly recovering economy, a country whose currency should be rising in value, is in effect engineering a large devaluation instead.

On paper at least, the incomes of the country's poorest should be rising in line with economic growth, and ahead of inflation.

There would be lots of job losses among construction workers in Nevada, of course; but for the story to make sense there should be rising employment in those other sectors people are supposedly moving to.

It's Labor Day weekend and wages should be rising, since we live in a world in which stock markets are soaring, the global economy is growing and unemployment levels are at record lows.

Such losses should be rise in proportion to the concentrations used due to increases in the partial pressure of isoflurane in solution.

Instead of falling in love, Faith observes, we should all be rising in love.

TV manufacturers should note that 4K searchers are rising in popularity, which suggests that consumer electronics manufacturers should start getting read for a shift (although it should be noted that there is sadly little free 4K content on these sites, a discovery I just made while researching this brief).

After examining labor demand data from the Chicago Federal Reserve, Matthew O'Brien, associate editor of The Atlantic, in June wrote, "We should expect wages to be rising much faster in sectors where employers can't find enough qualified workers...