Sentence examples for will rise roughly from inspiring English sources

It implies that wealth in pension plans will rise roughly ten times in importance.

Air passenger duty will rise roughly in line with inflation in April 2014, although the tax will remain the same for shorthaul flights, at £13 per economy passenger.

Nonperforming assets will rise to roughly $1.1 billion, from $853 million, the company said in a statement.

Annual national mortality rates will rise by roughly five deaths per 100,000 people for each degree Celsius increase in temperature.

Annual national mortality rates will rise by roughly five deaths per 100,000 people for each 1-degree-Celsius (1.8-degrees-Fahrenheit) increase in temperature.

The logarithmic relationship predicts that the surface warming potential will rise by roughly the same amount for each doubling of CO2 concentration.

If a deal is not struck by year's end, a wide range of federal tax cuts passed since 2000 will expire and taxes will rise for roughly 90 percent of Americans, according to the independent Tax Policy Center.

After adjusting for inflation, the basic Pentagon budget will rise by roughly 2percenttoto $534 billion, with $130 billion more to pay for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq (down from this year's expected $141 billion).

Moreover, Mr. Elmendorf said, "for the average person who does not enroll in Medicaid as a result of the court's decision and enrolls in an exchange instead, estimated federal spending will rise by roughly $3,000 in 2022 — the difference between estimated additional exchange subsidies of about $9,000 and estimated Medicaid savings of roughly $6,000".

Even if the government can somehow keep borrowing at a 1.4% interest rate, he says, interest expense will rise to roughly $200 billion by 2019, or 45% of government revenue, unless it pushes through a big increase in the national value-added tax.

The NTHSA report projects that global temperatures will rise by roughly 3.5 degrees above the last average temperature before climate change began to affect (the years between 1986 and 2005) whether or not the rules on fuel efficiency standards are enacted or not.