Sentence examples for subsequent rises from inspiring English sources

Subsequent rises in 2011 led to 48 million more people falling below the poverty line and put the lives of 400,000 children at risk (pdf).

Even were Bank of England governor Mark Carney able to save some face by announcing, say next February, that the Bank of England's monetary policy committee had voted to increase base rate from 0.5%to0.75%5%, subsequent rises currently forecast for the rest of 2016 – to around 2%to2.5%5% – could be delayed for several years.

This is because tax credits, as part of the annually assessed tax system, can pay awards that turn out to have been too high because of subsequent rises in income in the tax year.The government disregards the first £2,500 increase in income when calculating whether awards have been overpaid.

SB Ce 3 and Ce 5 as well as SB Tu 2 and Tu 4 represent major unconformities associated with eurybatic sea-level falls and subsequent rises of significant amplitude based on their stratigraphical and sedimentological signatures.

Nonetheless, they do constrain weights to ensure that (h_{mathit {KE}}) decays sufficiently during each active phase such that subsequent rises in (s_{mathrm {dynamic}}) can pull the trajectory across the curves of jump down knees, transitioning KE to the silent phase along with its interneuron partner, as desired.

That includes a lot of the servicemen who fought for her; those who died from hypothermia following the privatisation of utilities and their subsequent rises in cost.

McGregor's subsequent rise has been astonishing.

This disquiet added to a subsequent rise in civil unrest.

The subsequent rise of international terrorism and the 9/11 attacks tightened the security even further.

Born on Ludlow Street, Mr. Federman has weathered the area's decline and subsequent rise.

One is the collapse of the family farm and the subsequent rise of agribusiness.