Sentence examples for has subsequently risen from inspiring English sources
First, it increased by 3.1% in June; then it declined by 2.9% in July; it has subsequently risen by 0.5% in August.
The price has subsequently risen to $3,540 for cash delivery, and $3,565 for three-month delivery.
China's voting power (still subject to ratification of the changes by member countries, especially the U.S., as of mid-2014) hasubsequentlyly risen to a potential rate of 4.42%, ranking third after the U.S. (15.85%) and Japan (6.84%) (see Figure 1).
They say relatively low numbers of assisted suicides immediately after the law was changed have subsequently risen.
The pH is inferred to have subsequently risen to ~6.8 as CO2 levels gradually decreased during the Hadean Eon; in parallel, the ocean temperature may have dropped from ~100 to ~70°C [ 5].
Of particular importance is his coinvention of the nonvolatile semiconductor memory (NVSM) which has subsequently given rise to a large family of memory devices including Flash memory and EEPROM.
The ACA is a complicated piece of legislation to describe, let alone defend, and the right has subsequently dishonestly blamed rising premiums on the ACA.
Wolf tourism has subsequently seen a rise, and while official figures on its financial contribution are hard to come by, Talegón, who conducted a study with other wolf experts, estimates it generates annual revenue of about $500,000 for the area.
Risen has subsequently stated that he'd rather be imprisoned than reveal the identity of his source.
In a two-to-one ruling this past July, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals issued this shocking statement: "There is no First Amendment testimonial privilege, absolute or qualified, that protects a reporter from being compelled to testify... in criminal proceedings". Risen has subsequently stated that he'd rather be imprisoned than reveal the identity of his source.
The rise of the AKP has subsequently meant a de-emphasis of the "othering" and "Islamic threat" in Turkey's view of the region.
