Sentence examples for term rise from inspiring English sources

"We didn't talk about one quarter's figures, we're talking and still predicting a very big long term rise as part of a much bigger EU rise.

The long term rise in global temperatures will change where and how we extract raw materials and produce the many things we take for granted, from the grapes crushed to make wine to the cotton spun to make the shirt you are wearing.

The Alcohol and other drug treatment services in Australia 2015 16 report shows the latest jump is just part of a longer term rise in amphetamine treatment in Australia, which is up 63percentt since 2006.

Today, in "Drone-Augmented Amazingness," Japanese dance troupe Eleven Play have teamed up with artist, hacker, and all-around iconoclast Daito Manabe to create a performance that brings the term, "rise of the machines" to literal new heights.

Indeed, experimental studies in humans and animals show a short term rise in acid uric concentrations with subsequent fructose ingestion or infusion [ 20, 21].

Stem cells of stratified epithelium have been repeatedly described as the major cellular targets for cancer causing mutations and therefore might give in a long term rise to the development of SCC's.

This could create a near-term rise in U.S. casualties.

INGOs are always keen to recognise and celebrate the long-term rise of the south.

But to attribute the long-term rise in risk primarily to corporate malevolence misses the point.

Given the short-term rise in browsing, retailers who want to meet their customers' expectations are in a difficult position.

He said that there was still an opportunity to buy now and benefit from a short-term rise in prices.