Sentence examples for later rises from inspiring English sources
Senator Palpatine, the "Star Wars" politician who later rises to the status of the Emperor of the Galactic Empire, is a regular in the toy aisle.
Our opportunity to choose between good and bad?" Shiff's exegesis abounded with business-world metaphors: in prison in Egypt, Joseph mistakenly puts "all his trust in his network," but he later rises to become "like the vice-president" of a company.
Upper-class women reap a large wage premium from delaying marriage — a college-educated woman who marries in her 30s earns over $15,000 more annually than a woman who marries in her early 20s, and when you look at household income, the premium for marrying later rises to more than $20,000.
In the inguinal lymph node there were early mRNA elevations of IL-6 (6 hours; 2.5-fold; positively correlated with the joint swelling) and IL-2 (6 hours; fourfold), as well as later rises of IL-4 and IL-5 (day 3; 2.5-fold and fourfold, respectively).
In the inguinal LN, there were early mRNA elevations of IL-6 (a 2.5-fold increase by 6 hours, which correlated positively with the joint swelling) and IL-2 (4-fold by 6 hours), as well as later rises of IL-4 and IL-5 (2.5- and 4-fold, respectively, by day 3).
Those places will later rise to 35.
Wallander later rose to Commissionership.
The death toll later rose to 10.
Sooner or later, rising interest rates will accelerate the trend.
The figure would later rise to nearly 600.
