Sentence examples for rose to greater from inspiring English sources

Nicknamed Zul Fikar, after the sword of Imam Ali, the Prophet Muhammad's cousin and one of the most revered figures in Shia Islam, Badreddine was born in 1961 in the southern Beirut suburb of Ghobeiry, and rose to greater prominence after Mughniyeh's assassination.

(Regarding the brotherhood of the Splash Brothers, what a spectacle it has been to have Mark Jackson as a principal television commentator on the team he helped build and coach, and which then fired him at the end of that first Splash Brothers season, after which it rose to greater heights under his successor, Steve Kerr.

Net paying subscribers rose to greater than 1.5 million, an increase of approximately 400,000 from the prior fiscal year end.

In paired-label tissue distribution studies in athymic mice bearing U87MG delta EGFR tumor xenografts, the ch:mu L8A4 uptake ratio in normal tissues rose to greater than 2 1, whereas in tumor, the ratio remained 1 1 throughout the experiment.

He rose to greater prominence for his forceful stances against earmarks -- imposing a moratorium, pushing for transparency, and urging higher ethical standards.

The world of investment migration started off several decades ago, rose to greater prominence following Canada's adoption of the Business Immigration Program in the late 1970s, and is now a prominent global phenomenon.

A unique lady among women who rose to great heights in all her endeavors.

Although American literature put down strong roots during the 19th century, piracy from Britain rose to great heights.

The family she founded with her late husband, S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike, rose to great prominence in Sri Lankan politics.

He also rose to great heights in the world of academia in which his two sons were raised.

Like his father and grandfather before him, Duong Thieu Chi rose to great power and suffered immense reversals of fortune.