Sentence examples for soaring rise from inspiring English sources

But against Mr. Spitzer's soaring rise and astonishing fall — let alone the continuing federal investigation of Mr. Bruno — those scandals have proven to be pretty much a blip.

The soaring rise in raw materials prices as well as engineering and service costs in recent years led to a doubling of production costs between 2004 and 2008.

Corbett made the Bush Building a razor blade of the Gothic, one long soaring rise of medieval elements combining into a single vertical.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, will on Monday unveil a strategy to tackle the UK's soaring rise in antisemitism, Islamophobia, homophobia and abuse of people with disabilities.

New York has new problems on top of its old ones, from a steep drop in tourism to a soaring rise in traffic congestion, to the pervasive sense that every public building is ripe for the next terrorist attack.

Despite how tasty any particular street food might be, and despite the viability of food trucks as a means by which skilled chef-entrepreneurs can gain a following when they can't yet afford to open their own restaurants, the soaring rise of street food as a concept is part of a social trend I call Gilt Guilt.

Kelsky also condemns soaring rises in salaries of university bosses as siphoning cash from a system under intense financial pressure, and when so many students and staff are struggling to subsist.

Consumers can peruse goods on the shelves but pay on their mobile phones to save queuing, and have their goods delivered straight to their homes.Citigroup predicts that net profits at the firm's property division will keep soaring, rising by over half between 2014 and 2016, to 22.8 billion yuan.

Yields on its government bonds have soared, rising above 20% on two-year paper on April 18th.

Exports soared, rising from 13 million guldens (the Dutch currency) in 1830 to 74 million a decade later.

Unsurprisingly, the prison rate continues to soar, rising by 57% between 2000 and 2013.