Sentence examples for be increasing in value from inspiring English sources
When this happens, you know that, fundamentally speaking, the U.S. dollar should be increasing in value.
Technology adds a political edge, and one that may be increasing in value as the impact of television slips in the cord-cutting era.
I mean, they would be increasing in value if my mother didn't throw them out years ago while I was away at college.
An additional comprehensive portion of the exam in which students chose either a social sciences or natural sciences track would be increased in value from 300 to 320 points.
"Clearly it's an indicator that waterfront property is increasing in value, and Connecticut is a hot market," said David Levasseur, undersecretary of inter-governmental policy for the state Office of Policy and Management, which oversees assessment standards.
The board members said that attendance had declined, that the house was ill suited to be a museum and that it lacked adequate security and protection against fire as the collection was increasing in value.
The average UK home is increasing in value by more than £50 a day, according to figures from Nationwide, which also show that prices in some London boroughs, including Hackney and Islington, have doubled over the past decade.
But even with conferences seemingly growing as fast as television contracts are increasing in value, the resistance to extreme change in the B.C.S. is severe.
High-end estate agents have said that even those with more than £30m to spend – including Google's billionaire chairman Eric Schmidt – have been struggling to find suitable accommodation in the capital, while figures released last month by Nationwide building society showed the average UK home is increasing in value by more than £50 a day.
