Sentence examples for accelerating rise from inspiring English sources

Then there is a steep accelerating rise to today's epic levels.

Every piece of valid evidence — long-term temperature averages that smooth out year-to-year fluctuations, Arctic sea ice volume, melting of glaciers, the ratio of record highs to record lows — points to a continuing, and quite possibly accelerating, rise in global temperatures.

The energy use in data centers is on an accelerating rise due to both demand and technological limitations.

Speculative provocations like, "Chinese military buildup threatens U.S. forces" and "2015 will be Year One of a Chinese century" show that the outside world has felt the accelerating rise in China's comprehensive national strength.

Figure 2 shows that the emergence stage marked an accelerating rise in indigenously acquired SE4 infection in England and Wales.

The pressure underwent two accelerating rises and was influenced obviously by solution concentration.

But I got the sack from my next post as an assistant director in a housing association – an accelerated rise can lead to over-confidence and a predictable fall.

RISING SEAS -- One of the most important consequences of Arctic warming will be increased flows of meltwater and icebergs from glaciers and ice sheets, and thus an accelerated rise in sea levels.

Her collections of chilly, boxy office-wear, engineered with all the necessary equipment for an accelerated rise to power in a world of low glass ceilings, were not fully appreciated until the 1990s, when women's shopping habits evolved to more fully embrace their roles in boardrooms, as well as their bedrooms.

The lure of French rugby has become so strong in recent years that Toulon have come to resemble a World XV, Premiership sides will be allowed a second marquee player from next season – ahead of an accelerated rise in the salary cap – and sides in the Pro12 are looking to join the spree.

The prolonged death throes of slavery had been followed by the accelerated rise and fall of Reconstruction: black men, some formerly enslaved, were swept into political office and then swept out almost as fast, as if history had suddenly been speeded up and then thrown into reverse.