Sentence examples for been a consistent rise from inspiring English sources

He noted that there is "a finite number of great works" in the African American field, but for these pieces there has been a "consistent rise in prices".

There has been a consistent rise in bottled water consumption over the last decade.

There has been a consistent rise in 1-year survival of gastric cancer between 1986 and 1999, and this reflects decreased postoperative mortality and the use of chemotherapy for advanced disease.

As the temperature is reduced there is a consistent rise in resistance, indicating the semiconducting nature of the PtSe2.

He says he's never seen a consistent rise in commodity prices across the board like we've had.

Some academy schools have been accused of manipulating admissions to improve results and using covert selection methods, according to a major report into the programme, which also warns that the government's push to boost the number of academies is not leading to a consistent rise in standards.

Difficulty rising was a consistent feature of both disease forms and not seen in two BSE-free, non-inoculated cattle that served as controls.

It was notable that there was no consistent rise in HI titer following influenza challenge, even among volunteers who developed laboratory-confirmed influenza.

Of the many health risks exhibited by individuals with a history of childhood maltreatment [ 9– 13], one of the most consistent is a marked rise in risk for emotional and internalizing symptoms and disorders (e.g. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; PTSD; Major Depressive Disorder; MDD; Anxiety Disorders) [ 14– 20].

We interpret the present data along the following lines: In nulliparae, throughout their 'barren' reproductive life, there is a progressive rise of mammary vascularity consistent with their particular risk of breast cancer.

Scott Morrison said Australia would remain in the Paris agreement, and would meet its commitment to reduce emissions across the economy by 26% "in a canter", but it is unclear how the commitment will be delivered given emissions are rising, a consistent trend since the repeal of the carbon price.