Sentence examples for were rising with from inspiring English sources

By the 1920s tensions were rising with Bolivia over the Chaco region, wrongly thought to be rich in oil.

All over, skyscrapers were rising, with spindly cranes adding new stories by the minute, their windowless walls vanishing in the mist (O.K., smog).

Unicef said this week that malnutrition rates for children in Darfur were rising, with a 20percentt increase in admissions to feeding centers for severely malnourished children since January.

And no party has lost office when real wages for the majority were rising, with the single exception of John Major's defeat in 1997 – though that followed the humiliation of Black Wednesday and 18 Tory years in power.

Buoyed by gains on the stockmarket, they had been emptying their wallets far faster than their incomes were rising, with the result that America's personal savings rate fell in the second quarter of 1998 to its lowest level since 1945 (see chart above).

Soldiers and activists close to the rebel Free Syrian Army, which is orchestrating attacks across the border from inside a refugee camp guarded by the Turkish military, said Thursday that tensions were rising with Syria's main opposition group, the Syrian National Council, over its insistence that the rebel army limit itself to defensive action.

Competition for jobs is rising with unemployment.

Still, his profile was rising with law enforcement, too.

Property values have been rising with the area's popularity.

But inflation is rising, with food prices in particular rising sharply.

Skyscrapers are rising at an extraordinary clip, and ironworkers are rising with them.