Sentence examples for possibly rising from inspiring English sources

It's paying $130m up front, possibly rising to $260m ,in cash, promissory notes and shares.

Mr. Spartin said 300 people would be hired initially for the center, with the number of employees possibly rising to 500.

This could mean a bill of €3.75m (£3m), possibly rising to £120m if all 100,000 prisoners affected make a claim.

This year it has been the royal wedding, next year it will be the Queen's diamond jubilee and possibly – rising excitement here – a new royal baby.

Scientists long believed that the collapse of the gigantic ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica would take thousands of years, with sea level possibly rising as little as seven inches in this century, about the same amount as in the 20th century.

Gilles Moëc, an economist at Deutsche Bank in London, said the data Tuesday were consistent with expectations that the euro zone economy would remain in recession through the winter, with the unemployment rate possibly rising to as high as 12.4 percent.

His career is not going to get any sweeter, his popularity cannot possibly rise any higher, his reputation has no more need of restoration.

It expects prices to average more than $100 a barrel through 2015, and possibly rise to $200 a barrel by 2030.

Taiwan Semiconductor expects average prices for its chips to remain stable in the third quarter and possibly rise in the fourth quarter.

Carbon emissions will possibly rise too as France, which last year forged a historic climate change deal in Paris, has to import more fossil fuel power.

Foliation of host rocks is locally reoriented or folded close to the contact with the diatremes, suggesting that magma possibly rose to the surface through fissures oriented nearly parallel to host rock foliation.