Examples of using Rapidly rising in English and their translations into Swedish
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Rail transport is the only effective answer to the rapidly rising demand to transport more and more people and goods.
also there are rapidly rising rockets and bamboo dragonfly.
with special attention being given to zinc oxide a material that is rapidly rising to prominence for electronics applications.
this is largely due to the rapidly rising energy prices.
Rapidly rising energy prices, continued contamination of the atmosphere,
Rapidly rising energy prices, continued contamination of the atmosphere,
Rapidly rising house prices,
It is proving to be the case that the EU must deal with a rapidly rising number of problems, and the problem will not be
Following a period of strong growth, rapidly rising property prices and moderate inflation, they now have the reverse situation, with low growth,
increased demand, rapidly rising prices, conflict,
Another member considered that high GDP growth, rapidly rising consumption(partly in connection with rising asset prices),
This fact, plus the fact that banking crises around the world have often been preceded by rapidly rising property prices in combination with an extreme expansion in credit, give reason for special analysis of the property sector," said Bergström.
Rapidly rising share prices, a strong GDP
Poor harvests, increased demand, rapidly rising prices, conflict,
high domestic inflation and rapidly rising asset prices.
There is also the important issue of economic migration from the new Member States to the countries of the old Union and the consequent rapidly rising social and economic costs in the poor countries.
One important lesson is that a floating exchange rate with an explicit inflation target makes it easier to avoid a situation with rapidly rising asset prices,
for instance, but at the same time the rapidly rising prices in the services sector give cause for concern.
sociologists began to speak of a“revolt against work” afflicting an entire new generation of workers in traditional industries, with rapidly rising rates of absenteeism and sabotage, as well as a widespread disregard for the authority of the union.
Although still relatively low by international standards, the debt level is rapidly rising and approaching the thresholds that trigger corrective mechanisms under the fiscal rules laid down in the Polish Constitution