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Some scandals can give rise to a sharp rise in fame and a substantial rise in value.

to start armed struggle; to rise in rebellion; to rise in revolt

In consequence of its rise in temperature the gas expands.

The rise in global commodity prices hit Cuba hard.

The rise in interest rates will push prices up.

Along this transect the rise in elevation is gradual.

There is a rise in sale of 10% or sale shows a rise in sale of 10%.

But in reality, consumer prices in countries with booming asset markets do not usually fall while asset prices rise; both usually rise in tandem.

In an emerging economy with rapid productivity growth the real exchange rate should rise over time, through either higher inflation or a rise in the nominal exchange rate.

China's consumer price inflation likely picked up in June, with economists' forecasts centering on a 3.3% rise in the consumer price index, after May's 3.1% rise.

In the event, however, of a rise in price, you will oblige us by cable .

The move followed the biggest rise in consumer prices in more than a decade.

If the sun were to rise in the west, he would pass the exam.

The purpose was to halt the rise in the exchange rate of the Swiss franc.

The rise in wages cut into the profits of the company

In general, there's been a tremendous rise in basketball interest in China and the fan support is huge.

A rise in nominal values in deflation represents an ever greater rise in real values, so I think gold's price ascent in real terms will be nearly identical in inflation or deflation.

Australia recorded the highest rise in home prices in the year to Sept with 9.4%, followed by France with 6.8%.

Equally impressive studies demonstrate rise in heart disease and blood pressure in young people who are sleep deprived.

mercury contained in a bulb at the bottom of a graduated sealed capillary tube expands with a rise in temperature causing a thin thread of mercury to rise in the tube.

Refinery maintenance in the USA, normal winter in the Northeast and a continued cold snap in Europe resulted in a rise in refinery margins in the Western Hemisphere.

Then the inventions and mass productions of that era gave rise in the 20th century to the information age and the knowledge economy, with an unprecedented rise in innovation and prosperity.

The last-minute rise in government-issue quotations had taken many indiscriminate speculators by surprise, and they had crashed badly.

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Oil revenue have rise with the rise in the dollar.

The rise in accidents remains a puzzle.

To rise in displeasure or anger

In every country the sun rise in the morning.

We are expecting a rise in food prices this month.

It wants to be sure that the rise in consumer prices does not trigger a rise in wage inflation.

buoyancy:The tendency or capacity to remain afloat in a liquid or rise in air or gas.

This raises very indication of a further rise in price in the near future.

Prices to rise in today's society, oil, grain, coal... no... there is no price rise would not be devalued would rise, but it is a unique investment bright spot?

The profits growth came on the back of a 26 per cent rise in sales.

In most cases, the satellite will rise in the west, cross the observer's meridian, and set in the east, although satellites in a polar orbit can rise or set in any part of the sky!

The rise in Thailand's domestic consumption has prompted governments in Indonesia and Malaysia to adopt similar measures.

The rise in maternal employment in all family types, combined with the rise in single parenting, calls for significant attention to building strong support structures for children and teenagers.

It is not clear how far, in the long run, the BRICs will be affected by a big rise in the size of the government and large state-owned firms. But that rise is probably inevitable.

a sensible rise in temperature

Statistics show a steep rise in unemployment.

The fall in price brings a fall in total expenditure, while the rise in quantity brings a rise.

The rise in unemployment is usually in parallel with an increase in crime.

There was no drop in 1986, and then came a sharp rise in the following years.

Property in Croatia, is booming with brokers seeing a 20% rise in prices in some areas in just six months.

But Banks say the modified blueprint would prevent an excessive rise in funding costs and in borrowing charges for customers.

If the sun were to rise in the west, I'd never change my mind to love youforever.

The rise in interest rates was not reflected in a corresponding rise in the dollar.

The subsequent rise in the price of consumer goods at an even quicker pace than that of the rise in the price of the factors of production.

The former KGB agent's rise in the ranks of power in the Kremlin was swift and dramatic:

Oil revenue have rise with the rise in the dollar.

The consistency coefficient increased with rise in concentration, while the flow behavior index decreased.

People rise in a mass to attack it

Much of its recent rise is driven by what are clearly one-off factors, from weak Russian harvests that sent grain prices soaring to the rise in value-added tax in Britain.