Sentence examples for which initially rose from inspiring English sources

The shares, which initially rose as much as 16%, closed down 0.05p at 3.6p.

Blue Curaçao is the holy grail of flair-style drinks, which initially rose to prominence during the late 1970s and '80s at preppy spots known as "fern bars".

These were accompanied by a further species eluted after 20.5 min, the concentration of which initially rose and then levelled off during the incubation.

Coordination conventions would be obligatory if the norm subjects have an obligation to solve the coordination problem which initially gave rise to the emergence of the relevant convention.

Given the above model, there must be some 'force' which initially gives rise to each of these motions, yet none of the 'forces' so far isolated (weight/gravity, fluidity, elasticity) will do.

Contemporary geopolitical realities in Africa reflect the same vulnerability faced in the post-colonial environment at the end of World War II, which initially gave rise to indigenous collective security regimes.

Triglycerides, which are also linked to heart disease, initially rose 5 points to 123 mg/dL from 1994 to 2002, then dropped to 110 mg/dL by the end of 2010.

The Knicks' transition offense, which accounted for 13.3 possessions per game under D'Antoni, initially rose under Woodson but has since dropped, to 11.2 without Lin and Stoudemire.

Indeed, he pointed out that Connecticut never complained about the investments in question -- which were all disclosed to the state before they were made and initially rose in value -- until they began to lose money.

Although he is now honored for his postwar leadership, Truman initially rose to prominence as a fierce crusader against war profiteering, which he considered treason.

Stocks initially rose yesterday after the Labor Department reported that the Producer Price Index, which measures inflation pressures before they reach the consumer, was unchanged in May.