Sentence examples for very rise from inspiring English sources

Among these, MorganFreechild argued, counter-intuitively, that Brand's success was a devious projection of patriarchal power: Unfortunately, her very rise to fame and prominence is a reflection of misogyny.

Those divisions have long since virtually vanished but one barrier remained: that of youth and age – a barrier created by the very rise of pop after the second world war.

And it may be this very rise of women, seemingly ironically and somewhat uncomfortably, that contributed to Hepola's addiction.

The very rise of Syriza, moreover, was based on the strong presence of the country's most pressing dilemma: those in favor of the memorandum versus those against it.

Forbes: Now, looking at REITs, you know better than anyone the crash that they took, but also the very impressive rise they've had, rise since earlier this year.

Certainly, British institutions underpinned a general and very considerable rise in prosperity.

"It was a very strange rise in the price of cars".

A very small rise in senseless killings makes London appear similar to New York in the bad old days.

It looks like you've had a very rapid rise to stardom, is that how it feels for you?

But the Welsh government said there was a "very significant" rise in visitors.

Employment costs can very well rise without leading to inflation in, say, the consumer price index.