Sentence examples for will rise markedly from inspiring English sources

We cannot be certain that the continuation of the European crisis will push the North Atlantic into a double dip, but we can be fairly sure that, at best, the likelihood of a long Japanese-style malaise will rise markedly.

According to the government's current national plan, electricity generated from coal will rise five-fold between now and 2030, and GHG emissions will rise markedly.

The fact that the battle has moved into a heavily populated urban area means that the civilian death toll will rise markedly.

Simply reading the British media, and there is a lot of it, you can't find one important writer who doesn't think stocks will fall and interest rates will rise markedly.

In the full-term infant, iron requirements will rise markedly after age 4-6 months and amount to about 0.7-0.9 0.7-0.9during the remg/dayg part of the first year.

The prevalence of metabolic diseases has been increasing and will continue to rise markedly during the coming decades.

Opposite number Martinez is also at the centre of speculation about his future as he has been linked with the forthcoming managerial vacancy at Everton - and his stock will have risen markedly now he has the FA Cup against his name.

They are both especially reliant on businesses such as bond-trading that will only thrive if volumes and interest rates rise markedly and regulators let the industry be.

Gates said the number of young people at risk in Africa is set to rise markedly.

The mountain ranges experience cold winters and cool summers, and temperatures rise markedly toward the south.

Booking at least six weeks ahead ensures the best price; fares can rise markedly as the departure date nears.