Sentence examples for a continuous growth in from inspiring English sources

Andy White, chairman of a small boat-sharing company, CWind, says: "We are seeing a continuous growth in demand for boats, owner-operators and technicians to service the offshore wind sector".

There has been a continuous growth in total sponsorship spending.

Well, it's been a continuous growth stream having to do with a fresh story and a continuous growth in subscribers.

Since the 1990s, the Spanish economy has been characterized by a continuous growth in immigrant flows from African, Latin American, and European countries.

A continuous growth in livestock density was observed in the study period determining high soil erosion rates, loss in plant productivity and a general over-exploitation of natural resources.

The progressive developments in terms of gas turbine materials as well as blade cooling systems have led to a continuous growth in the turbine inlet temperature (TIT) and the overall pressure ratio (OPR).

In the meantime there has been a continuous growth and development in that section, land values have enhanced, and there have been many transfers.

After 2005 the lipid nanoparticles systems have gained attention in a continuous growth amongst researchers in cosmetic sector due to their ability to prevent the deficiencies of both systems existent up to their occurrence: microcapsules and classic colloidal delivery systems [11, 12].

An interesting aspect of our model is that even though it allows for an infinite number of mutant types, it does not result in a continuous growth of diversity in a population, but leads to an intermediate level of diversity [ 30].

His vibrancy and dynamism has resulted in a continuous growth of membership, now in excess of 1,400 members.

To improve graphene grown on the C-face, a continuous growth process was developed in a conventional tube furnace that included in situ surface preparation by annealing in H2 followed by an Ar-mediated growth, which was done at a variety of different temperatures and pressures.