Sentence examples for were to rise from inspiring English sources

Savers and pensioners would be delighted if interest rates were to rise in the near future.

And even if the cost were to rise somewhat, transparency is a more important goal.

First, there is the possibility that firms will move abroad if wages were to rise.

The Fed might tighten credit if inflation were to rise more than anticipated, he said.

As for the company he joined, its fortunes were to rise even more steeply under his direction.

More than 500,000 Northern Rock customers could have difficulties with repayments if interest rates were to rise.

"If the yen were to rise further, I think it would be unnatural," Mr. Shiokawa said at a news conference.

Again, this is entirely fees-paid, but if interest rates were to rise, then so would Mr Hilton's monthly payments.

If replicants were to rise up or — perish the thought — to reproduce, there might be no way to contain them.

But if interest rates were to rise from their historically low levels, such returns would be available elsewhere.

So even if the yuan were to rise by a half, the dollar would only fall by 5%.