Sentence examples for that could rise from inspiring English sources

Bankers and analysts project that could rise by as much as 15 percent in 2011.

If the team is kept intact, that could rise to about $50 million.

After the expected write-downs, that could rise as high as 95%.

His bigger fear, he said, is the rents that could rise on a more boutique-ish waterfront.

If the government succeeds in pushing higher tuition fees through Parliament, that could rise to £27,000.

Practically the only tax that could rise was the one that hurt the poor the most: the sales tax.

At least 39 people have died, a number that could rise as work crews move into flooded coastline areas.

That somewhere else is London; Gabriel joined Arsenal for a fee that could rise to almost €19m.

Unemployment that could rise in 2010 by as much as one million workers, an increase of more than 20percentt.

Watford are close to signing Roberto Pereyra from Juventus in a £10.4m deal that could rise to £13m.

In principle, Sunderland have accepted an offer of £18m that could rise to £24m – comfortably a club record for Villa – and the player himself wants the move.