Carbon dioxide levels in the air have been rising rapidly.
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"The numbers are now rising rapidly," Koch told reporters in Bern.
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That's when she noticed that her resting heart rate was rising rapidly.
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Reinsurance spending, which is not reflected in premiums, has been rising rapidly.
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This was happening despite the fact that women's wages were rising rapidly.
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As elsewhere, however, that proportion is rising rapidly thanks to cheap Chinese handsets.
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At least among richer Indians, consumer debt is rising rapidly and with it repayments.
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The US has now seen about 2180,22018 deaths and the number is rising rapidly.
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And wages, particularly those at the bottom end of the scale, are rising rapidly.
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Transaction values are rising rapidly in emerging economies, where hard currency is still the norm.
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Here's why: A topic of increasing concern, healthcare costs have been rising rapidly in recent years.
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Mortgage rates have been rising rapidly in the wake of Donald Trump's victory in the Nov.
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In order to transform healthcare, with drug prices rising rapidly, programs like 85033B have to exist.
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Others look at college graduation rates, which have flattened out after rising rapidly in previous generations.
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In addition to stocks, Kaplan pointed out that corporate and government debt levels have been rising rapidly.
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Expansion of LNG markets in Asia helps create demand for U.S. LNG, which has been rising rapidly.
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Only a minority of employers offer paid parental leave, but the percentage appears to be rising rapidly.
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But that kind of motion" — rising rapidly and sinking back into a chair, repeatedly — "is a workout.
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One emanates from Italy, where bond yields are also rising rapidly—and not because of a robust economy.
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Housing demand is rising rapidly, but a key cog in the wheel to homeownership is in deep trouble.
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But U.S. imports are also rising rapidly as a result of late-cycle stimulus through the tax cuts.
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The engine begins to whine, and a thermometer on my dash shows that my temperature is rising rapidly.
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The country's debt is rising rapidly and it is running out of hard currency to pay its bills.
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In Miami and New York, new luxury apartments are rising rapidly, often sold to anonymous buyers, sight unseen.
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In Miami and New York, new luxury apartments are rising rapidly, often sold to anonymous buyers, sight unseen.
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Much like Tracy, she was acting out, rising rapidly through the ranks of popularity at her West L.A. school.
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Costs for subcontracted assembly work are rising rapidly, due to "labour shortage in many countries in Europe," he said.
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Buenos Aires looks to be going through another economic nightmare, with prices rising rapidly while the Argentine peso drops.
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According to the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, activity in the oil and gas industry is rising rapidly.
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That would have seemed an ambitious target when China's emissions were rising rapidly as its economy grew and industrialized.
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AAF's Tara O'Neill Hayes writes that federal government spending on the program has been rising "rapidly" in recent years.
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By the time those developers arrive — particularly with plans for large-scale projects — rents are most likely already rising rapidly.
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Alarm bells were set off when water levels in Taq Taq started rising rapidly in the second half of 2015.
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The capital has higher vehicle ownership than any other Chinese city, but car use is rising rapidly across the country.
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The Madagascar Health Ministry said Sunday some 343 people had been infected, and the number of cases is rising rapidly.
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Such progress is urgently needed, because the number of patients with cancer in low- and middle-income countries is rising rapidly.
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This means inventories were rising rapidly at the time when traders would have been placing orders for copper for April delivery.
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The Mississippi was rising rapidly, and there was concern that the gates on a spillway upriver from New Orleans weren't functioning.
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If you live in a place like New York where coronavirus cases are rising rapidly, it's tempting to want to leave.
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In this condition, temperature variations encourage columns of air to move vertically, rising rapidly in some places and sinking in others.
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They also started targeting micro loans in a bid to curb short-term household debt, which is low but rising rapidly.
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But global asset prices are once again rising rapidly above their underlying value — in other words, they are in a bubble.
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And after rising rapidly during the 2000s the sums dished out by Western governments, especially America's and Britain's, have recently remained flat.
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One man has been rising rapidly in polls, threatening the front-runners a week before the first round in France's presidential election.
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"The financial cost of sustaining deployed security operations is rising rapidly, well beyond initial forecasts made a few years ago," the note reads.
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With oil prices rising rapidly, the group agreed to reverse course and hike output but offered little in the way of a blueprint.
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About a third of Americans have used ride-hailing services, depending on which study you read, and that number has been rising rapidly.
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Experts told Business Insider that the US has not yet seen the worst of this outbreak — its case total is still rising rapidly.
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While the 30-year fixed mortgage rate appears to be stabilizing after rising rapidly in recent months, it still remains above 4 percent.
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The number of cases is rising rapidly: On Friday morning, Italy only had 3 confirmed cases before a sharp spike over the weekend.
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Only Russia was opposed, which Holbrooke thought was ironic since the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in Russia and its surrounding countries was rising rapidly.
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Three days later, as the floodwaters were rising rapidly, Trey Hamblet of Katy, Texas, got a call from a neighbor who needed to evacuate.
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If overall national income were rising rapidly (it decidedly isn't), there would be room for both workers and shareholders to be fat and happy.
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Non-resident, largely Asian, deposits, which are highly remunerated, are rising rapidly and now feature among the 20 largest depositors at many rated banks.
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Meanwhile, with temperatures rising rapidly, once-frozen ground is turning to mush and crumbling into the sea, taking out vital infrastructure along with it.
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"Interest payments for consumers and for the U.S. government are already rising rapidly at this point despite rates being still historically low," he added.
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The unemployment rate was rising rapidly in 254, much faster than anyone expected, and hit 212 percent shortly after we passed the Recovery Act.
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Depression, anxiety, self-harm and suicide are all rising rapidly among the members of Gen Z, according to a report from the American Psychological Association.
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After a devastating slump in 2015 and 2016, the U.S. oil industry has returned to strong growth, with drilling and output rising rapidly (tmsnrt.rs/2qJXDCG).
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Tax to GDP ratios in Africa are still very low—on average below 17%, compared with 35% in OECD countries—and public debt is rising rapidly.
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Trump told The Washington Post on Wednesday that Kasich is "rising rapidly" in his mind, but he threw some cold water on the idea Thursday morning.
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In this bustling Nigerian metropolis of an estimated 23 million people, around 10 million are under the age of 25 and their numbers are rising rapidly.
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With strong growth in recent years and unemployment dropping to its lowest level in two decades, wages have been rising rapidly across sectors, putting pressure on employers.
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U.S. vehicle miles traveled (VMT) are rising rapidly, and if my hometown of Princeton is anything to go by, traffic is going to get a lot worse.
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He prevailed by delivering shock therapy, driving the economy into a deep recession to persuade Americans to abandon their entrenched expectation that prices would keep rising rapidly.
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With the number of patients rising rapidly and the available healthcare professionals declining, we'll be forced to rely on telemedicine and artificial intelligence diagnostics to get through this.
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Over the next few hours it speeds up, rising rapidly through the decimals to 163% and then 20%, and as it does my friend gets unexpectedly choked up.
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"From my perspective, the current risks in the household sector, which has seen its macro leverage rising rapidly, is even bigger than the highly leveraged corporate sector," he said.
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Women may end up becoming dependent on pain relievers more quickly than men, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and their overdoses have been rising rapidly.
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The World Health Organization estimates the number of people with dementia in 2015 at 47.5 million, and that total is rising rapidly as life expectancy increases and societies age.
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Policymakers and analysts say South Korea's household debt isn't likely to trigger a financial crisis, though there are concerns the situation could turn perilous should interest rates start rising rapidly.
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He floated the idea, and by the end of last year, as bitcoin prices were rising rapidly, the idea appeared more attractive to HTC and quickly grew into a strategy.
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But aside from that, incomes in Africa are rising rapidly, with more and more Africans making enough money to be able to finance the cost of immigrating to richer countries.
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The stainless steel ingredient has leaped 50% this year, rising rapidly since July amid worries that top ore producer Indonesia could ban exports earlier than expected, potentially disrupting the market.
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The death toll from the virus in China has crossed 200, with overall cases worldwide rising rapidly in an outbreak that the World Health Organization declared a global health emergency.
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They have been rising rapidly again in recent weeks, with China's average wholesale pork prices rising 36.4% from a year earlier to 23.76 yuan ($3.45) per kg as of July 19.
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Czech wages have been rising rapidly across sectors, putting pressure on employers, following strong economic growth in recent years and a fall in unemployment to its lowest level in two decades.
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Facing competition from other areas in the Greater Bay Area, Huizhou has avoided placing restrictions on home purchases, prevalent in many other cities in China where prices have been rising rapidly.
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With smartphone ownership rising rapidly in India, bringing more of the country's billion-plus population online in turn, home services have emerged as a category where tech can lend a hand.
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Sentiment on Wednesday was underpinned by further strength in property shares, which rose 1 percent after reports earlier this week showed home prices are still rising rapidly in most larger Chinese cities.
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"America remains on the fast track to trillion-dollar deficits, rising rapidly as far as the eye can see," said Michael Peterson, CEO of the Peterson Foundation, which advocates for debt reduction.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The risk of mass starvation in four countries - northeast Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen - is rising rapidly due to drought and conflict, the U.N. refugee agency said on Tuesday.
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The accusations suggest some believe the central bank could have purposefully manipulated the market in a way that would hurt the country and pressure the new lawmakers with borrowing rates rising rapidly.
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But cases of Covid-19 are following an exponential growth trajectory in the US. That means that the number of infections is rising rapidly in proportion to the number of people infected.
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Regulators have often issued advisories to prevent data breaches which are frequent in India, a country of 1.3 billion people where the use of payment cards and digital wallets is rising rapidly.
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Bristol's Montpelier district is the cheapest area on our list — with the average home now costing £494,158 — but property values are still rising rapidly, and have grown by almost 40% since 2011.
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China already produces more scientific papers on AI than the US, and research published last March by the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence suggests that the quality of those papers is rising rapidly.
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"America remains on the fast track to trillion-dollar deficits, rising rapidly as far as the eye can see," said Michael Peterson, chief executive of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, in a statement.
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According to the World Health Organization, the total number of people with dementia in 2015 was estimated at 47.5 million, and that number is rising rapidly as life expectancy increases and societies age.
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Australia now has more than 2,000 coronavirus cases with the pace of infection rising rapidly, prompting the government to close food outlets, place limits on weddings and funeral attendees and ban overseas travel.
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Higher wages are not a foolproof safeguard against destructive politics, but it does become harder to scapegoat various boogeymen, from job-stealing immigrants to the idle poor, when living standards are rising rapidly.
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For now, he said utilization rates of LNG carriers is likely to be over 90 percent for the industry, consistent with shipping rates rising rapidly once the global fleet usage stands over 85 percent.
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Investment in solar power is rising rapidly and even Saudi Arabia, the de-facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is supporting the industry, creating the world's biggest solar power project.
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The Neches River, which flows through the middle of the city and alongside the Beaumont Civic Center, was rising rapidly as officials upstream released water from a dam, Beaumont Officer Haley Morrow told BuzzFeed News.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hate crimes against the gay community are rising rapidly in England and Wales but victims are often "let down" by the police, a watchdog said in a landmark report on Thursday.
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U.S. shale output is rising rapidly but the rig count has levelled off in recent weeks, which some analysts have seen as a sign of increased capital discipline that should moderate further gains in production.
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Light pollution is rising rapidly Artificial lighting at night is contributing to an alarming increase in light pollution, both in amount and in brightness, affecting places all over the world, a new study has found.
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By contrast, in the mid-1990s Chairman Alan Greenspan suspected that the economy's productive capacity was rising rapidly, and so he resisted calls from his colleagues to raise interest rates to prevent overheating and inflation.
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Cases of the deadly disease are concentrated among baby boomers (those over the age of 55), but new cases are rising rapidly among 20- to 29-year-olds, largely as a result of injection drug use.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Home prices are still rising rapidly in most larger Chinese cities, but may have peaked in the high-flying southern city of Shenzhen, according to data giving the first insight into July price trends.
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OUTPUT RISING Oil output has been rising rapidly in Brazil from offshore fields and production surged by 220,000 barrels per day (bpd) in August to a record 3.1 million bpd, according to the International Energy Agency.
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With the numbers of shooting incidents rising rapidly in Toronto this summer, Trudeau met with the city's mayor John Tory as provincial, municipal and federal governments in Canada scrambled to respond to the outbreak of violence.
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The program, known as reinsurance, and the efforts that led to its creation hold lessons for other states where rates are rising rapidly, and for Congress, where lawmakers are considering the introduction of a similar program.
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But with the infection rate rising rapidly, Reuters has documented shortages of vital protective equipment in hospitals in hard-hit New York, where healthcare workers are hiding supplies such as facemasks from colleagues in other departments.
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The number of coronavirus cases in France has been rising rapidly in the last few days, and the government has imposed strict measures to try to contain its spread, including closing cafes, public spaces and schools.
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With inflation rising rapidly, primarily due to higher energy prices, conservative policymakers are increasingly calling on the ECB to start rolling back its super easy policy stance, a shift ECB President Mario Draghi has consistently rejected.
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Clean energy's share of U.S. electricity consumption is rising rapidly, according to government data, and renewable electricity in particular was a key element of the U.S. government's strategy under President Barack Obama to combat climate change.
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The National Hurricane Center reported Sunday that water levels were rising rapidly in Naples from Hurricane Irma's storm surge, and a federal tide gauge in Naples reported a 7 foot rise of water in just 90 minutes.
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First, rates of depression, anxiety, self-harm, and suicide are rising rapidly in young people born after 1995 — "Gen Z" — which has largely been on social-media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat since middle school.
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On the positive side, the study did find that rates of prescribing antipsychotic medication for children in foster care and other low-income children insured by Medicaid had leveled off after rising rapidly in the past decade.
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In those hungry post-war years, the Communist Party was rising rapidly in popularity after its wartime leadership of the anti-fascist resistance, threatening to beat the centrist Christian Democrats and other non-Communist forces at the polls.
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Rising rapidly from the tarmac, the quartet of combat aircraft heads out to sea to intercept yet another Chinese military aircraft — usually other fighter jets, sometimes a bomber or reconnaissance plane — flying into or close to Japanese airspace.
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The DEA's National Heroin Threat Assessment Summary reports that the while the number of heroin users has been rising rapidly — there were 435,000 heroin users in 2014, a three-fold increase over 2007 — overdoses have been rising even faster.
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The DEA's National Heroin Threat Assessment Summary reports that the while the number of heroin users has been rising rapidly — there were 22015,22016 heroin users in 220, a three-fold increase over 21 — overdoses have been rising even faster.
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The amount of money companies spend on the mental health of their employees has been rising rapidly — with annual costs increasing twice as fast as all other medical expenses in recent years, according to data from Aetna Behavioral Health.
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Its orders, too, are rising rapidly — especially a big jump between Q4 last year and Q1 this year — but it still has to effectively acquire a customer and return the value on what it spent marketing to that customer.
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And while it's rightly remembered as a time when people with limited educational credentials could find decently paid work, it was also a time when educational attainment was rising rapidly — more rapidly than it is today by key measures.
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In theory, Bush wanted people to rely more on private investment accounts for retirement, but the main way the ownership society manifested during his presidency was that people borrowed against home equity values they thought would keep rising rapidly forever.
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"Mike is quite clearly in a strong second place in this primary and rising rapidly above the rest of the field, which is either stagnant or declining quickly," Dan Kanninen, the Bloomberg campaign's states director, said on the conference call.
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Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the October report showed that U.S. manufacturing is "still very strong and likely to stay that way ... Global demand is strong, the dollar is competitive, and domestic spending on capital equipment is rising rapidly."
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"As the cost has been rising rapidly in the past few years, the factory had no choice but to lay off those workers with poor attitude at work while hoping to increase the productivity again," Fu Yuen representative Janice Chan said on Monday.
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Of course, American two-way trade with India is a fraction of the trade with China, but it has been rising rapidly and the Indian government has been receptive to the Trump administration's pressure to reduce the size of its trade deficit.
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But then Ms. Hoptman began to think about artists who would have both the interest and the means, and she called Mr. Pendleton, 33, whom she has known for several years and whose profile has been rising rapidly in the art world.
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I was wrong on these 2 stocks Cramer: $300B in these bonds may need restructuring Since Cramer does not think interest rates will be rising rapidly, he would like to focus on short-term fixed income to avoid locking himself into the current low rates.
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In metro areas from Seattle to Chicago to Washington, DC, new data show that per capita incomes, education levels and the young adult share of the population are rising rapidly in downtown urban centers that were left for dead 30 and 40 years ago.
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Morbid obesity rates are rising rapidly with one in three Americans characterized as obese, and more than 15 million said to have extreme obesity – conditions that are certain to lead to a range of chronic health issues, such as heart disease, diabetes or stroke.
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While production in the United States has been rising rapidly, largely through the extraction of oil from shale rock, analysts forecast that the growth is likely to slow in the coming months because of a lack of sufficient pipelines to transport the oil to markets.
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A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck central Mexico Tuesday, with the death roll rising rapidly throughout the evening and reaching at least 139, per the AP. The quake occurred about 75 miles southeast of Mexico City and flattened 27 buildings in the capital, President Enrique Peña Nieto said.
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HAMBURG, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Water levels on the Rhine and Danube in Germany were rising rapidly on Wednesday after recent rain and as warmer weather thawed snow, raising hopes of a return to normal shipping on the two rivers by the end of this week, traders said.
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We are not at the point yet where study and nose-to-the-grindstone ethic is completely disdained, but the idea that individual differences leading to distinct stratification must be subsumed by a gray sameness, all in service of fairness, is rising rapidly, leastways in progressive precincts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The worst-ever outbreak of dengue fever in Sri Lanka has killed nearly 300 people with the number of cases rising rapidly, aid agencies said on Monday as they scaled up an emergency response in the wake of devastating floods and landslides in May.
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Imports of solar panels from China, which had been rising rapidly until last year as well-to-do residents of Pyongyang tried to become independent of the unreliable power supply, fell to zero in March for the first time in eight years, according to Chinese customs statistics analysed by NK News.
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The leading candidates have reacted to the changing field in different ways: Mr. Buttigieg, who has been rising rapidly as a moderate alternative to Mr. Biden, has been muted in public but has told associates privately that he believes the energy of the Democratic Party is outside Mr. Bloomberg's areas of strength.
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Three teenagers from Washington, D.C. — the competition's only all-black female team — were rising rapidly in the online voting phase of NASA's yearly high school science competition until their entry was targeted by users of the site 4chan, an image board notorious for raids on other websites and for being a haven for white supremacists.
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After rising rapidly for a prolonged period of time and accelerating in 2016 (+7.0% y-o-y nationwide in 2016 and 21.7% y-o-y in Oslo in 4Q16), price increase is decelerating with growth in residential property price indices (RPPI) at 6.9% y-o-y in 2Q17 after a 0003% rise y-o-y in the past two quarters.
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