Sentence examples for consistently grew from inspiring English sources

Between the first quarter of 2003, when the Newspaper Association of America began tracking it, and the second quarter of 2007, online ad revenue consistently grew by more than 20% a year.

The nearby chart shows that in the years before 1979, per capita output in Germany and France consistently grew faster than in Britain, but in subsequent years, grew more slowly.The relative improvement in British performance was probably more thanks to microeconomic, not macroeconomic policy.

Its costs consistently grew faster than its revenues, and former Chief Executive Charles Prince promised repeatedly to reverse that trend.

Potential prey (benthic infauna) biomass was relatively low at both the Intermediate and Brackish locations in May, and both shrimp species consistently grew faster in mesocosms where food was added.

Evidence compiled from the last 100 million years show that cheilostomates consistently grew over cyclostomates in territorial struggles, which may help to explain how cheilostomates replaced cyclostomates as the dominant marine bryozoans.

Compared to other health expenditures, from 1985 to 2006, Canadian drug spending consistently grew at a faster rate than overall health spending [ 4].

The city's central business district pulses with new life, and tax revenues have consistently grown.

Mr. Bender may sell a stock when he figures that the company cannot consistently grow 20percentt annually.

Unless there are major policy changes, expenditure will consistently grow faster than revenue, eventually leading to a debt crisis.

"The number has consistently grown over the years, and this is the first time it has dropped," Mr. Marcin said.

It is also the only one in which the market in counterfeit credit cards is still consistently growing.