Sentence examples for soaring at from inspiring English sources

Its population is soaring at 2.3% a year.

Otherwise Equity will carry on soaring at home but remain grounded abroad.

At 2-3, the Jets were scuffling, and the Patriots were soaring at 4-1.

With home values soaring at the time, the reception to her warning was icy, she recalls.

But Treasury officials are keenly aware that profits are soaring at many of the biggest banks.

The IT-induced productivity revolution, which sent potential output soaring at the end of the 1990s, has waned.

In Mali cotton yields are soaring at an experimental farm run by Embrapa, a Brazilian research outfit.

Well it does sound pretty bad-as though profits have been soaring at the expense of wages.

Wonderful phrase-maker, ie Conjugal relationships to the young Sylvie seemed mysteriously to involve "larks soaring at daybreak".

Meanwhile, the price of food is soaring at a time when the average family already spends almost half its income to feed itself.

It is fiscally inconceivable for the cost to the public purse to carry on soaring at this rate without either cutting other services (like defence) beyond recognition.