Sentence examples for climbed fairly from inspiring English sources

In fact, the number of newborn Jeters has climbed fairly steadily since 1998, when five babies were given the name.

Since the 1980s, demand for gasoline has climbed fairly steadily, except in late 1990 and 1991 because of a sharp price increase related to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait and a recession.

Permanent additions to the Australian population have climbed fairly steadily, from 99,000 in the year to June 1996 to a historical high of 190,000 in 2006/7, a rate of migrant arrival not matched outside of two brief peaks in 1949/50 and 1969/70.

Arethusa is a worthy destination on its own, but anyone in the mood for more can continue on the Ripley Falls Trail (which begins at the base of Arethusa), climbs fairly steeply, passes some excellent views along Frankenstein Cliff, and leads two and a half miles to Ripley Falls, which are 100 feet high.

But "core" inflation, excluding food and energy prices, also climbed at a fairly steep rate of 2.1percentt.

With its shark's teeth profile featuring a relentless series of small jagged climbs, a fairly uneventful stage eight took the bunch through the chateau-speckled landscape of Brittany from Rennes to Mûr-de-Bretagne, where a sharp right-hand turn into the 2km kick towards the finish line precluded the field from hitting it with any kind of momentum.

Mountain climbing on Mount Garibaldi is fairly difficult; it is fairly steep-sided and involves climbing very loose rotten lava and volcanic ash.

Extending Friday's gains, Japan's Nikkei 225 index climbed 26.70 points, or 0.3%, to 8,256.85, in a fairly volatile session.

To the contrary, imports of many paper and wood products are continuing to climb, and exports are fairly flat for most kinds of paper.

Currently there is a growing consensus that inflation – which is standing at 2.7% on the CPI measure – could climb back above 3% fairly soon (if it hasn't done already), and if the economists break their run and call it correctly, chancellor George Osborne will be receiving an explanation on Bank of England notepaper presently.

The effects were fairly immediate: by Tuesday, there had been fifty-two murders, and by Thursday the body count had reportedly climbed to more than a hundred.