Sentence examples for a constant escalation from inspiring English sources

However, the need to maximize profits to repay investors typically led to a "constant escalation" of housing costs for tenants, primarily by hiking rents – in some cases by 30-50% – and ruthlessly pursuing eviction for non-payment.

The Intel announcement is new evidence that the chip maker is maintaining the pace of Moore's Law, the technology axiom that states that the number of transistors on a chip doubles roughly every two years, giving rise to a constant escalation of computing power at lower costs.

To handle the fluctuations in the economic climate, it is usual practice to include a constant escalation rate for each module as listed in Table 4.

Fostering infrastructure wealth of both the proprietary and open kinds is the only valid public policy goal, the proper avenue to a constant escalation in the basic capabilities of the Internet as a whole, much as we have already enjoyed without net neutrality jamming the process.

Lindstrøm developed a knack for using volume and melodic modulation to create a feeling of constant escalation, as if a mild-mannered disco track were being pushed to its logical conclusion, and then beyond.

"It clearly demonstrates that we are witnessing a conflict in constant escalation," Mr. Guterres said.

The decision to buy the new switch was prompted by concern about the "constant escalation of [Centrex] prices," desire for a state-of-the-art system, and concern about the deterioration of Dormline, according to Berlan.

In the last six quarters, despite almost constant escalation of oil prices, many producers have hedged a good deal of their output at surprisingly low prices.

Because of the constant escalation of repression, terror lost its power to terrorize.

This makes collaboration and consensus very difficult to achieve without constant escalation.

This, I think, describes the effect of the Three Strikes law and the slow, constant escalation of penal severity.