Sentence examples for terms of rising from inspiring English sources

"We always saw this in terms of rising and falling action," Mr. Skaggs said.

In particular, people are conscious of the harmful effects of high inequality, particularly in terms of rising tensions and the breakdown of social trust within a society.

Tax cuts might lose the Treasury immediate revenue, but within 30 months they would pay for themselves in terms of rising business and employment.

Those countries that have tackled working poverty and vulnerable employment have reaped rewards in terms of rising living standards and stronger growth, the ILO says.

Ms. Muhammad said another factor in local support was "an outrage at what's been happening in Park Slope" in terms of rising housing prices.

English National Opera had an extraordinary 2009, not just in terms of rising attendances, but equally importantly in the self-belief that takes risks.

In the short term, expectations of rising oil prices should support clean energy investment, he said, while over the medium term, businesses promoting low-carbon technologies or pilot projects could highlight to governments the security advantages of energy efficiency.

The employment crisis has exacerbated the longer-term trends of rising inequality and a decline in middle-class jobs.

Bruce disputes this view of the market, saying that Lookers sees a long-term trend of rising new car sales in the UK.

It could be argued such a plan would do little to solve Egypt's short-term problems of rising unemployment and inflation.

I would join a "coral recruitment" phase, noting abundance, diversity and health of juvenile corals to help determine the long-term impact of rising sea temperatures on the ecosystem.