Sentence examples for rising from high-quality English sources.

• On June 24th infections were rising in 27 states.

• The damage from rapidly rising temperatures comes in many forms.

• But a growing population in Panama City has also led to rising demand for water.

• "Rents are rising in many of the same markets where home prices are rising," the report said.

• Rising Social Security (public pension) payments are one answer.

• That was the refrain, the way people signed off—“the water is rising.”

• Overall defence spending in Asia has increased by 50% in a decade, fuelled by the region's rising levels of GDP.

• Rising inflation would likely correspond with rising mortgage rates and, in turn, slow home-price growth.

Use rising in a sentence.

• If stocks are rising, there must be some combination of falling discount rates and rising expectations for the growth of corporate cash flow.

• "There has been a rising growth of the women's movement in Africa and a rising feminist consciousness," says Oyunga Pala, the Nairobi columnist.

• Rising vegetarianism and the advancement of home cooking in the pandemic are two drivers for the rising excitement around these versatile fungi.

• At a time when we have got rising inequalities, rising injustices, rising division in our country, Labour's not been on the pitch.

• Some places, mostly in south-east England, have enjoyed a virtuous spiral of rising productivity, rising investment and rising aspiration.

• All public health experts said, if you open up when your case counts are rising, they’re going to continue rising and start rising even faster.

• …two different senses of ‘exist’, somewhat as ‘rising’ has different senses in ‘the tide is rising’, ‘hopes are rising’, and ‘the average age of death is rising’.

• There are three tones (high, mid, low) in syllables ending in -p, -t, and -k; six tones occur in other types of syllables (mid level, low level, high falling, low falling, high rising, low rising).

rising sentence examples

• Friedman then managed “one of the decisive intellectual achievements of postwar economics,” predicting the unprecedented combination of rising unemployment and rising inflation that later came to be called stagflation.

• Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would "much rather not impose things" but he was "concerned about what's happening in Manchester, where clearly the levels of infection are rising steeply, the levels of hospitalisation are rising steeply and we do need action".

• Meanwhile, rising unemployment as a result of lockdowns could severely diminish some people’s purchasing power, driving down demand for higher quality products amid rising food prices as a result of protectionist policies, depreciating currencies and a lack of agricultural labour.

• This infectious track from rapidly rising Chicago rapper Mick Jenkins was produced by fast-rising producer Kaytranada and samples Missy Elliott’s ‘The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)’, but the luscious, smoky, rolling hip hop that results is all down to Jenkins’ free-flowing lyrical dexterity.