Sentence examples for thinking rising from inspiring English sources

This is an important element in Piketty's thinking: rising inequality of wealth is not immutable.

According to standard economic thinking, rising prices should prompt more efficiency, but this has happened at a much slower rate than should have been the case.

Perhaps investors are thinking "rising foreclosures" become real only when he talks about them.

If connoisseurship is a way of thinking, its rising popularity reflects the fact that people have so many more things to think about.

In the 1920s, the targets of scorn were Wall Street pools, thought to be pockets of capital that would manipulate a stock up and then profit by dumping overpriced shares on speculators lured into thinking the rising price was a result of more than manipulation.

Landscape architect Adriaan Geuze has spent his whole life thinking about rising water.

So long as the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan is driven mainly by market values, we should not expect the level of thinking to rise much higher.

The Wicklow contingent never arrived; the Kildare men retired thinking the rising had been postponed; while the men at Broadstairs waited vainly for the signal.

Eschewing the popular but meaningless cod-classical, PwC hopes that "Monday:" will inspire "fresh thinking", early rising and the wearing of "crispy white shirts".

"Why me?" he recalls thinking, his eyes rising toward the heavens.

Thinking based on rising passenger numbers "produced the Airbus A380 launch decision, the triumph of volume over profit".