Sentence examples for which rise to from inspiring English sources

The effect is to oxidize the impurities, which rise to the surface and form a dross.

Irrigation water from the rivers, itself slightly saline, activates mineral residues in the soil, which rise to the surface through evaporation.

Dense rainforests extend along the western slopes of the rugged Olympic Mountains, which rise to 7,965 feet (2,428 metres) on Mount Olympus.

It merges (east) with the Backstairs Passage (channel), and its western entrance is marked by the three rocky Althorpe Islands, which rise to 285 feet (87 metres).

To the north of the Siwaliks are the Lesser (or Lower) Himalayas, which rise to about 15,000 feet (4,500 metres).

The river's lower reaches are fed by the Ajay, Damodar, Rupnarayan, and Haldi rivers, which rise to the northwest on the Chota Nagpur plateau area.

These deficits, added to inflation, which rose to 11.8% last year, have put the currency under pressure.

Workers were just leaving after their shifts, compounding the toll, which rose to at least 41.

Beijing's top concern today is inflation, which rose to 6.9% in November.

Its highest peak is Mount Macdonald, which rises to 2,123 feet (647 metres).

There is a bigger issue, however, which rises to the level of foreign-policy ideology.