on the rise's Usage Examples:

Subic Bay is now on the rise of being one of the best training areas in the Corps.

In 1933, Mowrer won the Pulitzer Prize for Correspondence for his reporting on the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany, and was named president of the Berlin Foreign Press Association.

The rise of Hasidic Judaism within Poland's borders and beyond has had a great influence on the rise of Haredi Judaism all over the world, with a continuous influence that has been felt from the inception of the Hasidic movements and its dynasties by famous rebbes until the present time.

impact of imperialism upon Europe and contributed to the political and ideologic reflections on the rise of the military–industrial complex in the United.

Morello, sensing his time to rule had passed and the power of Masseria was on the rise, became consigliere to Masseria and prospered under him throughout the Prohibition years of the 1920s.

This is however, not an isolated occurrence as digital media continues to be on the rise.

Generally inbounds enter on the rise and outbounds on the fall.

toppehannock), meaning "Town on the rise and fall of water" or "where the tide ebbs and flows.

Anohni also blamed the collapse of humanity's sustainable relationship with the earth in part on the rise of patriarchal religions that suggest the destiny of humanity to be a paradise elsewhere.

affordable and guerrilla marketing is on the rise, allowing the spread of newsworthy guerrilla campaigns.

Guam on the rise, writes Steve Menary Posted 4 years ago (2009-09-11).

In such cases, a player maybe better off to let the ball bounce and immediately hit the return on the rise rather than attempt to volley it.

Although attacks were stalled temporarily in 2004 with new precautions, they have been on the rise.

Synonyms:

grow, bull, climb, soar, go up,

Antonyms:

rest, buy, regress, lower, spread,