Sentence examples for subsequently rise from inspiring English sources

The purchase price would be less than a normal ticket's, but it could subsequently rise or fall (with the customer either paying more or getting money back) depending on oil-price flucutations between the purchase date and the flight date.

Congress could shield banks from lawsuits that arise from a mortgage reduction, and offer favourable tax treatment to "shared appreciation" mortgages, where lenders share in the gains if houses subsequently rise in value.Even these changes would be politically difficult.

She says this could reflect the different educational paths men and women follow in high school and college: men, for a variety of reasons, are more likely to pursue computer science and engineering degrees and subsequently rise through start-up or management ranks.

Since July 17th, when the tax authorities made clear that employees' options will not be taxed unless they are converted into shares that subsequently rise in price and are then sold, scores of companies have embraced the idea.Pay incentives are not entirely new to Japan.

The quantity then diminishes over time as the wine is consumed, which in turn leads to limitations on availability and prices can subsequently rise.

The AMR is the percentage of students who came from families in the lowest two quintiles of income who subsequently rise to the top two quintiles based on the income they earn by their early 30s.

Its caseload subsequently rose by 150%.

Spending subsequently rose in May, but that increase has not been sustained.

The company's stock price subsequently rose nearly 30 percent, even before Westlake announced its bid.

The trend reversed in early 1987 and sterling subsequently rose by 17% against the punt.

That was clear on Tuesday, when Wachovia posted $8.9 billion second-quarter loss — and its stock subsequently rose 27percentt.