Sentence examples for constantly risen from inspiring English sources

The percentage of immigrant students in the Spanish educational system has also constantly risen since the beginning of 2000s and is now over 15%% in some autonomous communities (Figs. 1, 2), with especially high proportions of immigrant students in primary and lower secondary education (Table 1).

The annual traffic has constantly risen since 2008, reaching one million passengers in 2014.

But I'm less happy than your reviewer about the idea of a constantly rising population.

Constantly rising health-care charges threaten the entire federal government with bankruptcy.

Restaurant prices constantly rise, but not usually at Fiamma's pace.

Expenses beyond the state's control, like Medicaid and debt payments, are constantly rising.

By launch day, the number hit 1.99%, constantly rising to [the] 3.67% it hit on November 1".

Beset by constantly rising temperatures, they simply can't bounce back.

It was a century of affluence in the West, without precedent for the masses of people, evidenced in a constantly rising standard of living and a constantly rising level of expectations.

Yet her "gift for burning" is also a gift for renewal, as her poetry constantly rises from its own ashes.

Corporate tenants, like the Hill Holiday ad agency at the Hancock Tower, balked at constantly rising rents and moved out.