Sentences with phrase «of sudden rise»

The fish are dying because of sudden rise in temperature.

Because we know that Durator gets wiped out because of the sudden rise of water levels, we can also assume that Booty Bay, the Golbin home town, gets destroyed as well, leaving Goblins broken and looking for a home.

4) What does will the rest of our investment portfolio look like in case of a sudden rise in interest rates?

It makes sense that in the uncertainty of a sudden rise in rates that lenders would widen their spreads to create a little breathing room but since then things have gotten quite interesting... in a good way.

I remember watching a lot of him at Villarreal, who remain my favorite Spanish club, because of their sudden rise to prominence, with minimal funds, which unfortunately saw them getting relegated last year.

I argue that much of the sudden rise in our expectations was under - pinned by false assumptions made at the time about our perceived prospects — our expectations — of winning the League and it therefore follows that whilst the major part of this disappointment was due to the teams dip in performance — my second conclusion is that at least some of our huge disappointment was undoubtedly down to us fans (aided and abetted by the media) getting carried away with our expectations.

For now, in the absence of a sudden rise and without an uptick in inflation, we do not see real yields rising higher than 1.5 %.

In these movies, it takes you out of it sometimes when you see normal civilians all of the sudden rising to the occasion and doing a jiu - jitsu roundhouse kick or something.

The sound of a flapping shutter that's escaped its catches always makes me think of the sudden rising wind just before a thunderstorm.

Not exact matches

Dandong's real estate registration office released a statement last week saying it was unable to keep up with the sudden rise in people registering apartments so people needed to make an appointment to visit the office ahead of time, according to state - owned Securities Times newspaper.

Even if your financial situation is solid, you can worry about large, sudden expenses, or about the impact of rising costs in the future.

And they rose in Asia, too, with the exception of China, where investors are gripped by a sudden crisis of confidence.

There are any number of theories explaining the sudden drop in crude oil prices after two years of stability: America's increasing supply, the world's faltering demand, an undeclared price war being waged by Saudi Arabia, the rising U.S. dollar.

As much as its jaw - dropping rise of some 1,800 % in 2017 (at press time) speaks to its impact, so does the sudden influx of copycat coins, from Ethereum to Litecoin.

Analysts at Canaccord Genuity said Monday the project's $ 5.3 - bilion northern leg «is no longer a necessity» for Canadian oil sands producers, thanks to the sudden rise of crude - carrying unit trains and rival pipeline schemes proposed by Enbridge Inc..

The central bank acknowledged rising inflation but provided little indication that officials are worried about a sudden, rapid escalation in prices or an abrupt slowdown in economic growth that could alter its gradual pace of rate increases.

It was associated with black - market drugs through Silk Road and the meteoric rise — and just as sudden collapse — of the Tokyo - based Mt. Gox exchange.

The sudden rise in settlement of Comex gold and silver futures contracts through the formerly obscure off - exchange mechanism of «exchange for physicals» is likely just increasing the supply of imaginary metal, the TF Metals Report's Craig Hemke writes today for Sprott Money.

The Bank of Canada and the federal government have long worried about Canada's housing market continuing to expand beyond fundamental levels because of the potential for a sudden and steep crash once interest rates start to rise, which would not only put many homeowners» finances in jeopardy, but could also sideswipe the economy.

A sudden rise definitely preceded both of the last two financial crises, so we shouldn't dismiss a rise in the TED spread.

But Lonsdale's rise came to a sudden stop in January 2015, when he was slapped with a sexual assault suit that he vigorously denied, and was subsequently banned from the campus of Stanford, where he graduated in 2003.

And why did hospital costs rise all of a sudden?

In the wake of the election, one of the more interesting developments has been the sudden rise to stardom of The New York Times «young political future predictor, Nate Silver.

An interesting note: «The same phenomena and portents of the sudden darkness at the sixth hour, a strong earthquake, rent stones, a temple entrance broken in two, and the rising of the dead have been reported by multiple ancient writers for the death of Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BC.»

When they describe seeing his star «rising», that's an astrology term, not the sudden appearance of a supernova, or something.

Certainly, such a bankruptcy would mean a drastic lowering of our standard of living, a further loss of control over international affairs, a sudden need to adjust to the rise of other powers, including China and India, and a further discrediting of the notion that the United States is somehow exceptional compared to other nations.

Realising that beyond the furthest horizon of human suffering and darkness was this new dawn that rose, and all of a sudden a land you could live in and the possibilities of transformation and new life beyond that.

Nor did most of us perceive how, all around us, the social environment was being transformed by a sudden breakdown in traditional norms governing sexual behavior and a sharp rise in family disruption.

By removing considerations of the distribution of goods and resources, Smith unwittingly created the conditions for a sudden rise in the status of economists as experts.

The sudden rise of black particularism, and the equally sudden white acquiescence in it, extinguished the enthusiasm for integration.

But the change of scale is not enough in itself to explain the sudden and irreversible rise of the industrial phenomenon which we see taking place around us.

If Catholicism could at length withdraw itself from the political animosities to which it has given rise, I have hardly any doubt but that the same spirit of the age which appears to be so opposed to it would become so favourable as to admit of its great and sudden advancement.

With the sudden, massive influx of Iraqis streamlined for expulsion, despite the risks — and, some argue, the law — public outcry has made a sharp rise.

An interesting note, which should not be ignored: «The same phenomena and portents of the sudden darkness at the sixth hour, a strong earthquake, rent stones, a temple entrance broken in two, and the rising of the dead have been reported by multiple ancient writers for the death of Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BC.»

Father John Boyle, on his blog «South Ashford Priest» (the sudden rise of these excellent clergy blogs seems to be a sign of the times), reports that he has discovered contrasting translations of Sacramentum Caritatis, which lead him to comment that he will «have to re-read the apostolic exhortation in a completely different light... Where, in the English, the Pope might be saying «It would be awfully decent of you chaps to...» I shall have to interpret it as: «What I want / command from now on is that...».»

All of a sudden, they are too good for the club, they immediately want a bumper pay rise, etc..

For example, you might think that Premier League in a cynical exercise in separating English football from its core congregation and repacking it as a globalised machine for the printing of money, and you might think that Manchester City's sudden rise to the top of the league is nothing more than an equally cynical exercise in soft political power by the ruling family of Abu Dhabi.

His rise seems sudden now, but it's actually been a steady progression since he turned 12 and made the fateful decision to stick with swimming after two years of balancing the sport with Taekwondo.

«Do you realize,» he asks, his voice rising with sudden delight, «what you've been a part of?»

Then came Arsene and all of a sudden Arsenal began to rise.

Two - time Olympian Hunter Kemper credits an improved diet for his sudden rise to the top of the world rankings

Wrong sleeping habits can give rise to the risk of suffocation, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) or sudden unexpected infant death (SUID).

Sudden withdrawal of Altace has not led to a swift rise in blood tension.

The 1970s saw a revolution in British domestic arrangements, with a surge in the number of lone - parent families, although it was really a sudden and dramatic rise in divorce rates that drove it.

In women who are not pregnant, the rise and sudden fall of the hormones every month is the cause of many women feeling grouchy and overly sensitive just before their periods.

Still, the sudden rise in injuries may be a cause for concern as the nation prepares for the Fourth of July holiday and families load up on sparklers, bottle rockets and other backyard pyrotechnics.

Experts believe that the sudden rise of hormones in your body leads you to experience the headaches.

In sudden stops or crashes, the KIDSEmbrace ™ seat controls forward movement of the child's head using our own patent - pending high - position top tether system, which allows the head support to rise and lower with the tether in place.

Hamilton said when the property values stared to rise in Central and Downtown Brooklyn, «all of a sudden» hospital real estate — like that at Long Island College Hospital (LICH)-- became desirable.

Rising to the defence of the president in the face of the criticisms that have emanated from the sudden news, his spokesperson Femi Adesina, in a tweet on Thursday afternoon said President Buhari did not cancel his trip to Ogoniland as widely reported.