Sentence examples for take rising from inspiring English sources
People take rising share prices as a sign of confidence and a reason to put money into their retirement accounts or mutual funds.
Perhaps it will take rising crime rates: Tebbit might assert they're an inevitable consequence of not throwing the grandsons of 1950s criminals into jail.
Take rising obesity as one measure.
Except that a quick glance at the 2015 budget – replete with tax changes (mostly labelled "integrity measures") and showing a revenue take rising to its highest level since 2006 and government spending rising to levels not seen since the global financial crisis – shows the silliness of the argument behind the new lines.
But county legislators haggled with museum officials and finally settled on a 15-year lease where the county pays for some utilities and will receive a half percent of profits from 2005 to 2011, with the take rising to 3percentt after that.
Gently take rose out, wrap florist's wire around the bottom of the stem, and hang upside down in a dark room for 2-3 days.
But Washington takes rising share prices for granted.
Some people had taken rising bond spreads as an omen of default and euro break-up.
"It's a complete outrage that they did this," he said, adding, "It's basically taking rising costs and pushing them off into the future".
Declining home values and incomes aren't helping, either, and most aren't taking rising health care costs into consideration (an estimated $240,000 out-of-pocket surprise).
