Example collocations logo

Rises in sentence

480 examples of Rises in a sentence

Many will mimic the blogger Joe Romm, who has declared that “this ultra-conservative and instantly obsolete report ignores the latest science,” and continues to claim 5º C temperature rises and six-foot (1.83 meters) sea-level rises.
Go back a generation further, and the number rises higher.
If the saving rate now rises quickly to that level, it will be hard to keep overall GDP growing.
If it is fully protected, as seems likely (the IMF always gets paid in full), then the haircut on private debt rises to an eye-popping 90%.
A study published in 2005 by economists Geert Bekaert, Campbell Harvey, and Christian Lundblad found that when countries liberalize their stock markets, allowing them to operate freely without government intervention, economic growth rises by an average of one percentage point annually.
As devaluation causes businesses’ debt burdens to grow in renminbi terms, the risk of non-performing loans and bankruptcies rises.
If Japan’s private sector rises to the challenge, it can move the economy onto a path of faster growth.
While America’s population rises, Russia’s sinks like a stone.
When highly leveraged banks and other institutions face the abyss of massive losses, the probability of a panic rises sharply.
In fact, when inequality rises, democracy suffers, which is why the demotion of the US in one prominent ranking of the world’s democracies is not particularly surprising.
On the contrary, because implicit government support for “too big to fail” banks rises with the amount of risk that they assume, this support may be among the most dangerous subsidies that the world has ever seen.
Once this is achieved, the marginal cost of the hardware is relatively low (and declines as scale rises), and the marginal cost of replicating the software is essentially zero.
The gloom attached to the word twilight is the fruit of modernity’s cult of beginnings, of progress and growth, inventions, rises -- our cult of industriousness, expansion and energy.
The principle underlying the Golden Shield is that “as virtue rises one foot, vice rises ten.”
For example, as China’s median age rises from 34.5 today to 42.5 by 2030, its one-child policy and high rate of internal migration will present unique challenges.
People believe that they have a right to live in healthy communities, hold stable occupations, and earn a decent income that rises over time.
But the adequate servicing of the debt and, therefore, the performance of the securities, were based on expectations of continued rises in housing prices that proved to be unrealistic.
For example, in Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, the price of Cassava, a dietary staple, has soared by 150%, along with price rises of other basic foods.
Official analyses downplay the effect of lower marginal tax rates on taxable income, but experience shows that taxable income rises substantially as taxpayers respond to lower marginal rates by working more, taking more of their compensation in taxable cash than in fringe benefits, and reducing their tax-deductible consumption.
But this support could weaken or even cease if the dollar falls too low, if the price of oil rises too high, or if the American economy backfires.
Generally, as a country’s household income rises, the share of spending on food declines, while spending on transportation rises sharply.
But it is particularly vital today, as the share of wages in national income declines, and the share of profits and rents rises – a trend that technological progress is accelerating.
As unemployment again rises to catastrophic heights, they will have no alternative, it is said, but to abandon the euro unilaterally.
Then the benefit to human welfare is nil, even though measured productivity rises if public services are valued, as per standard convention, at input cost.
Indeed, efforts to slow global warming through the Kyoto Protocol or a similar treaty will make a miniscule difference, delaying temperature rises by just seven days by 2100.
This means that liquidity has potentially significant value, which rises when systemic problems emerge.
Hansen suggests that there will eventually be sea-level rises of 24 meters (80 feet), with a six-meter rise happening just this century.
With fewer safe, money-yielding assets in the financial market, the price of safe wealth rises.
But as the array of financial services available in Latin America expands, the danger of misuse rises.
Just as in Darfur, where China’s perceived support for the Sudanese government translated into harsh criticism and threats to brand the 2008 Olympics the “Genocide Games,” China’s backing of the Burmese generals, particularly if the death toll rises, could cause similar problems.
BackNext