Sentence examples for underlying rise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lindelof, who voiced the usual nostalgia about his visits to Comic-Con back in the old days — that would be the mid-1990s — was referring to the distinctly pro-simian sentiment underlying "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," which is set to open early next month.

Its diagnosis appears to be increasing [ 1- 3], probably reflecting an underlying rise in prevalence.

New Labour tried to compensate for this underlying rise in inequality by raising welfare spending, usually means-tested.

Cold-blooded animals are only able to survive within a temperature range and the underlying rise in temperature associated with climate change is pushing them closer to their limit.

Obama has said he is willing to address the underlying rise in healthcare costs as a way to pare back spending on Medicare without resorting to deep cuts or fundamental changes.

Patrick Markee, a senior policy analyst with the Coalition for the Homeless, said a weak economy and rising housing costs were major factors underlying the rise in homelessness, particularly for black and Hispanic families.

Smith and Nephew has added 15p to £10.41 after an underlying 6% rise in second quarter trading profit.

Primark saw underlying sales rise in all its markets including Spain, Portugal and Germany, but the UK was its strongest performer.

The company saw full year underlying profits rise from £19.9m to £25.7m, but there is caution ahead of a US decision on whether to approve its Varisolve treatment for varicose veins, due early next year.

Buoyant upwelling motions in the mantle force the plates apart at rift zones (such as along the middle of the Atlantic Ocean floor), where magmas from the underlying mantle rise to form new oceanic crustal rocks.

This corroborates the previous results underlying the rise of smaller cities in global maritime activity.