Meanings of face a rise in English

If the dairy downturn is prolonged, banks will face a rise in loan losses.

Irish students applying for colleges in England or Wales next year will not face a rise in fees.

Whoever wins will face a rise in Islamist ideology, human rights abuses and a lack of investor confidence.

Irish motorists could face a rise in new car prices when a Government Bill on changes in the speed limits becomes law.

Defence Minister Jose Antonio Alonso told reporters Spanish troops could face a rise in attacks now that the harsh Afghan winter was over.

According to Mr Harrison's figures, they could face a rise in interest payments of $200,000 a year.

UK homebuilders also face a rise in the costs of land and building materials as increasing demand exceeds supply, putting pressure on their profit margins.

Urban millennials already struggling with high house prices and student loans are about to face a rise in their metropolitan brunch staple: avocado on toast.

As Irish banks face a rise in bad debts and a rise in the cost of capital, Finance Correspondent, Simon Carswellquestions a bullish dividend plan.

Around 100,000 households in Northern Ireland will face a rise of 28 per cent in their gas bills from next month.

The Netherlands would face a rise of 50 per cent, from just under €5 billion to an estimated €7.5 billion net contribution by 2027.

This afternoon, facing a rising backlash, he deleted the photo and apologised.

If the trend continues we could possibly face a rising unemployment rate.

The UK is facing a rising demand for sexual health and contraceptive care.

Developing nations are facing a rising wave of illicit financial flows and money laundering.

Facing a rising tide of scrutiny, an unapologetic Mnangagwa has vowed to 'flush out' his opponents.