Sentence examples for climbing annually from inspiring English sources

About 700,000 Chinese tourists visited France last year and the number is climbing annually.

But now Mr. Graff is pushing into China, where the number of billionaires is climbing annually — and ranks second only to that of the United States.

Fifth Avenue is an attractive shopping destination for tourists, especially international tourists, whose numbers have been climbing annually and who have been spending generously.

With the scale of its commitments climbing annually, the company has another two hundred and twenty million dollars invested in an undisclosed number of ongoing deals.

The number of accidents along the last 13 miles of the parkway has been climbing annually for the last 15 years, according to statistics from the State Department of Law and Public Safety, with an average of one fatality each year.

On a per capita basis, carbon emissions have dropped from 22.5 to about 17 metric tons per capita – which does not sound impressive until you learn that in the decade before 1973, per capita emissions were climbing 3.5% annually.

Imaging accounts for only 5% of the $2 trillion in U.S. medical spending, but it has been the fastest-growing component of health care inflation in recent years, climbing 20% annually until last year.

Assuming the company's share price climbs 10percentt annually, Cablevision estimated that the options could be worth up to $8.28 million.

"In 2008 we experienced a slight slowing down in activity, but prices never declined," Mr. Paul said, adding that prices have climbed 10 to 15 percent annually since 2005.

With that amount expected to climb 30percentt annually for the next five years, it is little wonder that a number of patent licensing boutiques have sprung up to cash in on the action.

Even so, raw products are now one of the fastest-growing segments of the pet food industry, and sales of raw pet foods have climbed 15 percent annually for the past three years and are projected to keep up the fast-paced growth, said David Lummis, the senior pet-industry analyst for Packaged Facts, a market research company.