Sentence examples for rising afterwards from inspiring English sources

Anxiety levels rose in the run-up to the referendum and kept rising afterwards before falling back from September 2017.

Faced with their stupid and costly mistake, errant oil traders would likely claim that it was actually other factors that drive up oil prices on February 18, as Reuters explained, "oil prices continued rising afterwards to within cents of $80 a barrel on Thursday, spurred by other factors such as tension over Iran's nuclear programme and a weaker dollar".

But the price of crude and other commodities rose afterwards.

Research by another bank, JPMorgan, has found that consumption in European countries that won the cup in recent decades rose afterwards by more than the EU average.

They believe the Chinese government is bound to price the deals so share values rise afterwards, in as much as a flop would undermine future privatisations.

Three-quarters of small companies have taken advice, and more than half of these saw revenues rise afterwards, according to a new survey by Enterprise Nation.

They paint a picture of Blair wrestling with the absence of evidence of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in Iraq, struggling to persuade Bush to try to win UN support for invasion, of his own conviction of the moral rightness of toppling a dictator, and of his belief that a new Arab democracy would rise afterwards.

Dramatic lowering of sea level during the last glacial period uncovered extensive stretches of continental shelf that the Komodo dragon colonized, becoming isolated in their present island range as sea levels rose afterwards.

During the menstrual cycle estradiol levels show a marked peak at ovulation and progesterone levels rise afterwards with a broader peak towards the next menses.

The first half-hour's pedal-time is free, with charges rising steeply afterwards.

The LIWC and MPQA dictionaries show opposite trends: a rise until 2012 with a decline after 2012 from LIWC, and a decline before 2012 with a rise afterwards from MPQA.