Sentence examples for and constantly increased from inspiring English sources

Taking into consideration the massive and constantly increased immigration in Italy, and the implication on TB epidemiology, it is of utmost importance to differentiate tubercular disease among not Italy-born subjects.

Economic growthism and constantly increasing the scale of economic activity and of trade and capital flows are both outdated ideologies.

Twenty years of best-of-breed computer systems and constantly increasing IT budgets have failed to deliver the promised efficiencies.

This pattern is a by-product of the firmly held belief that brands need continuous and constantly increasing advertising in order to stay in the same place.

After more than half a century of essential serenity and constantly increasing, though hardly excessive, profits, the American publishing industry encountered some rather harsh realities in 2012.

But the short-term effect of the additional and constantly increasing work is that we need to cram more things into the eight days we are working, and of course, we cannot afford to do things correctly.

Dean Williams, chief executive of the auction firm Williams & Williams, said mortgage companies are most eager to hire his firm in markets that have a "rapidly and constantly increasing pile up" of homes.

Bouteloua gracilis, whose recruitment and growth were broadly impaired by mulch, showed an abundant and constantly increasing cover in the bare ground control and in plots with low application rates of hay.

Unfortunately, an economy fueled by ever-looser credit and constantly increasing government spending could not last.

The combination of continually falling costs and constantly increasing performance promises an economic environment analogous to the one we saw during the PC and software boom of the 80s and its follow-on, the Internet explosion of the 90s.

Gap opening response for bridge with aspect ratio of 0.54 tends to level out with the skew for some of the cases and constantly increases with the skew for bridge with aspect ratio of 1.1.