Sentence examples for may rise through from inspiring English sources
Damp may rise through the walls, originating at the level of ground contact and spreading upward.
Ask yourself, "Does a CEO view a receptionist as "help," or as a team member who may rise through the ranks with the memory of being treated well by the chief?
Boyes and Faith [ 2] show that when alcohol consumption is banned at college football games that total alcohol consumption may rise through substitution effects in periods sandwiching the game.
Ryan Slack, the chief executive of Property Shark said that the New York numbers may rise steadily through 2008, but they will still represent only a tiny share of the overall market.
The NCA indicates that average annual temperatures in the contiguous U.S. rose by 1.2oF (0.7oC) from 1986 to 2016 and may rise a further 2.5oF (1.4oC) through 2050.
But if that corn is planted on land formerly devoted to soybeans, the price of soybeans and cooking oil also may rise as the effects echo through the food markets.
In later stages of volcanic activity, acidic fluids may rise along fractures and enter pores through fractures, stimulating the formation of dissolution pores, and eventually enlarging reservoir spaces.
However, a problem may rise: packets could travel in a circle, which means jumping through a list of siblings.
Prayer may rise up from the heart, but it's generally articulated through the brain and moves into the universe in waves.
Nevertheless, it may also rise through an elevated pathologic muscular change or in individuals with an elevated muscle mass [ 39].
