Sentence examples for which are rising from inspiring English sources

Tim Winship, editor of SmarterTravel.com, on air fares, which are rising along with additional fees.

The surge in activity is giving an added upward twist to house prices, which are rising by around 10% a year – five times faster than average earnings.

"However, the weaker pound is also feeding through to costs, which are rising briskly and may well spill over into higher consumer prices in the months ahead.

Social services in Kent say that they struggling to cope with the sudden increase in numbers, which are "rising day by day, week by week", according to council leader Paul Carter.

In Argentina, the government's decision to devalue the peso is already affecting consumer prices, which are rising at an annual rate of 0.6%, after falling by 1.5% in the year to December.

Consumer advocates took the view that this might pressure banks to offer mortgage modifications on better terms and perhaps drive interest in short sales, which are rising sharply in many corners of the nation.

Retail sales, which were rising early in the year, dropped 0.2% between April and May.

The stadium is starting to look like something, much like Citi Field, which is rising in Flushing beside Shea Stadium.

Morning Star Villa, which is rising in a muddy field across the Pearl River from Shenzhen, is planned primarily as a retirement community.

And house prices, which were rising at 15% each year for three years, and at their peak rose by 25%, have moderated to 3%.

These are designed to raise his profile, which is never very low, and also the popularity of his centre-right coalition, which is rising steadily.