Sentence examples for should rise from from inspiring English sources

"The magnificent phoenix bird should rise from these ashes.

The government is conducting a review into whether university tuition fees should rise from £3,145.

Germany's budget deficit should rise from around zero to 4% of GDP this year, and to 6% in 2010.

Now a masked man should rise from the audience, and tearing his mask he must reveal himself as Salman Rushdie.

Annual demand should rise from 80m units to 100m in the next two years, but supply will double to 200m.

WITH the fires still raging, scorching industry after industry, it might seem premature to ask what should rise from the ashes.

ACSA aims for the middle ground by proposing that the proportion of permits sold at auction should rise gradually, from 24% in 2012 to 73% in 2036.How should the revenue from such auctions be spent?

Assuming the political situation continues to improve, output should rise strongly from 2011.

Second-half 2007 production should rise 5percentto10percentcent from 2006 levels, Mr. Suris said.

His commission recommended that the "asset threshold" over which people would have to contribute to the cost of their care in old age should rise dramatically, from £23,350 to £100,000.

In response to the increase in life expectancy, Lord Turner's report on pensions, published yesterday, has suggested, among other things, that the state pension age should rise gradually from 65 to 68 by 2050.