tend to rise

Like the rubber ball in the jar of rice they tend to rise to the surface when the container is shaken.

And with aging, health care cost increases, etcetera, the underlying chronic deficits will tend to rise, not fall.

Mr Coase also pointed out that these little planned societies impose transaction costs of their own, which tend to rise as they grow bigger.

Meanwhile, stocks either pay dividends or their prices tend to rise over time, provided the underlying company's business and profits rise.

It is a difficult strategy to pull off, because in the long run stock markets tend to rise.

Analysts said dairy product prices tend to rise, but Yili Group and Mengniu Dairy said they had no plan to raise prices now.

Professor Hacker explained that the percentage would naturally tend to rise or fall with improvements or a deterioration in the economy.

Treasury yields, which influence other credit costs like home mortgage interest rates, tend to rise when the economy is stronger.

Both oil and gas are less dense than water, so they generally tend to rise upward through water-saturated rock and sediment.

That the wage-unit may tend to rise before full employment has been reached, requires little comment or explanation.

While capital flows tend to rise and fall with the economic cycle, flows of remittances were more stable.

'When unemployment is so high, wages and incomes tend to rise slowly, and producers and retailers have a hard time raising prices, ' Ms.

If output falls below demand, prices will tend to rise, even if "excess" calories are being produced.

The more employees are held accountable, the more they tend to rise to the challenge of performing.

If money is scarce, interest rates will tend to rise because those seeking loans will be competing for funds.

Seidenberg noted that sales growth and capital spending, both of which improved in the first quarter, tend to rise before hiring resumes.

A. schools. Applications tend to rise sharply when economies lose steam.

They are also seeking an inflation hedge, as commodities tend to rise when other asset classes fall.

Frustration levels tend to rise when people throw away hard work, or have to redo that work, especially because of poor planning.

And dividend payments, like bond yields, tend to rise with inflation.

Applications tend to rise sharply when economies lose steam.

The first heroic judgment concerns tax receipts, which tend to rise with nominal GDP.

In a period of cartel warfare, the enforcers will tend to rise in the organization.

Furthermore, this is the phase of the global economic cycle when commodity prices tend to rise most rapidly.

The wage-unit will tend to rise, before full employment has been reached.

When the economy is on the verge of recession, the average recession odds from forecasters tend to rise to about 30 percent.

Dividends will tend to rise.

Prices tend to rise year by year.