Sentence examples for latter rise from inspiring English sources

Sales of the latter rise if a film does well – certainly The Hurt Locker, the lowest-grossing film ever to win best picture, enjoyed a boost in the wake of the award.

And the magnitude of the latter rise was similar in size to those identified by Røed and Westlie (2012) based on Norwegian data only.

From the observation of the latter rise in PSA level to the appearance of symptomatic metastases, the disease does not exert symptoms affecting physical wellbeing.

What makes the former studies merely "circumstantial" while the latter rise to the level of "empirical"?

The latter rise may be attributed to the RR reported by De Bruin et al. [ 55], while all the other studies demonstrated a decreased RR after 25 29 years compared with that after 20 24 years of follow-up.

The Van Rees and Gauttier ranges, the latter rising to some 7,450 feet (2,270 metres), separate the east-west valley from the northern coastal lowlands.

The latter rose 9.5p to 728p but Resolution fell 18p to 627p, affected by a general downturn in the financial services sector following the earlier fall in the markets and some analyst downgrades.

The Tanggeasinua and Mekongga mountains are parallel ranges in the northwestern part of the province; the latter rises to an elevation of 9,117 feet (2,779 metres) at Mount Mekongga, a volcanic peak.

It is surrounded by dense forests, particularly on its scenic and rugged western shore, which is capped by Koli hill; the latter rises to a height of 1,138 ft (347 m) and is the centre of an important winter-sports area.

Watson and Robson have excelled in her absence, with the former becoming the first British woman to win a WTA title since 1988 and ending the year ranked 49, and the latter rising to 53 in the world and being named WTA newcomer of the year.

The latter rose to a height of 130 feet, complete with fine embellishments.