Sentence examples for would rise over from inspiring English sources

Rent would rise over time, whereas traditional mortgage payments would not.

The fee would initially be about $230 an acre-foot and would rise over the years.

Under Ryan's blueprint, the Medicare eligibility age would rise over time beginning in 2023 from 65 to 67.

The expanding economy prompted 38percentt of the executives to predict hiring would rise over the rest of 2004.

The rally started on Tuesday after Goldman Sachs predicted that spending on technology would rise over the next two years.

The Syrian army artillery behind us fired lazily, maybe one round every five minutes, and a little puff of smoke would rise over the distant heat haze.

If deferred for five years the basic state pension would rise to over £120 a week.

S&P calculates that a typical country's deficit would rise to over 4% of GDP by the mid-2020s.

If Mr Hawksworth's pessimistic growth scenario materialises, borrowing would rise to over 4% of GDP in 2009-10 rathan than coming down to 2.5% as the chancellor is hoping (see chart).

The HDCCTV Alliance has predicted that number would rise to over 3.7 million by 2016.

A drop-out rate of 20% would imply an average net cost of £3430 and with 50% drop out the net cost would rise to over £4250.