Sentence examples for will actually rise from inspiring English sources

"Instead, the doubts will actually rise".

"So if you weaken the 'Gulf Stream' and weaken that temperature contrast…sea level off the U.S. east coast will actually rise!" explains Mann by e-mail.

The Salmon River district in Franklin County, the state's poorest school district, is getting extra state money this year for capital expenses, so the district's total education aid will actually rise 4 percent.

From 2012 advertising on pay-TV must take up no more than 12% of each viewing hour, down from 18% currently, according to a new government decree (the proportion allowed on free television will actually rise, to 20%).

The American Automobile Association nonetheless projects, with remarkable precision, that the number of people who drive 50 or more miles from home over the four-day period will actually rise by 0.2 per cent, to 34.9 million, compared to 2010.

Furthermore, he points out that the report predicts per-capita income in these countries will actually rise by a factor of about 66 over the next century, rather than nine times.

This means that, even though unemployment will increase, the standards of living could actually rise, not fall.

It's not clear whether health care reform will actually curb rising health care costs; in fact, it's largely paid for by raising taxes.

But, if you use it (see how to Dye Easter Eggs and how to Color icing) You will see it is actually rose-colored.

When this degree of fluidity and flexibility is present in the relationship and embodied by each partner, the set point and tolerance level will actually change and rise to a higher level as a result of the feeling of trust, support, and mutual understanding that has grown through the process of reciprocal appreciation of differences.

Then the actual distribution of wage changes will be truncated, with very few negative entries: And the result will be that average wages are actually rising even in a slack labor market.