Sentence examples for a continually rising from inspiring English sources

The bank has lost $18 billion in the last 12 months, and most analysts expect 2010 profits so meager that they won't support a continually rising share price.

Since that time the federal government has operated under a continually rising debt ceiling except for a few short recent periods during which Congress simply authorized all borrowing until a certain date instead of up to a certain amount.

Only 4 patients showed a continually rising dose requirement of diamorphine to reach 10 mg/day and none had shown evidence of opiate abuse.

But it's more accurate to say that this entire system was itself an artifact of the housing bubble, and only made sense within a context of continually rising prices and the ability of subprime borrowers to refinance their mortgages.

Since last year, the number of cases the county council has dealt with has increased from 364 in May 2011 to 530 in September, a number which is continually rising.

Emerson, an electric and electronics business based in St Louis, was another.Emerson's story was recounted last year in "Performance without Compromise", a book written by Charles Chuck Knighththethe man who led the company through most of an unbroken run of continually rising earnings per share between 1957 and 2000.

Since the incidence of obesity is continually rising, an increasing number of overweight and obese women are seeking fertility treatments through assisted reproduction technology (ART) [ 8].

No doubt this would solve the problem for a while, but the inevitable consequence of the continually rising U.K. population, a large part of which is caused by immigration, is that eventually, most of the country will be built on in order to provide housing.

The honey, which is unsellable, is likely to produce more problems for the beekeepers following a harsh winter and the continually rising bee mortality rates.

This resulted in a decrease in prescribing of benzodiazepines, however since the end of these campaigns, use has been continually rising, with a 21% increase in utilisation by concession beneficiaries in Australia (elderly, over 65 years of age, and those with a low income or receiving benefits) from 2000 to 2006 [ 7].

Although college costs are continually rising, there's a fairly easy solution: invest in a 529 plan when your child is a baby.