Sentence examples for continually increasing prices from inspiring English sources

"This projection of residential grid parity depends crucially on continually increasing prices of conventional electricity, but I just don't see any evidence that residential electricity will cost 17-18p a kWh in 2013.

Continually increasing fuel prices are expected to cost an additional 55 cents per share through the rest of 2010, resulting in an EPS forecast from Carnival of $2.25 to $2.35 for the full year, an improvement from $2.24 for 2009.

Grain dealers from out-of-state controlled prices and kept them artificially low, while farm suppliers continually increased their prices.

(See our white paper, "The End Times: Draw They Nigh?") Yet the fact remains: Continually increasing demand for oil will inflate prices and hamper growth, until and unless Lake Huron is suddenly found to consist of liquefied brachiosaurus.

But even if prices return to $80-$80-$100 barrel territory, a policy of continually increasing public spending will not be sustainable over the next decade, as the country faces a growing population and consumes more and more of its own oil.

Continually increasing demand will deplete global supplies by the end of the century (Vaccari, 2009), leading to price volatility that threatens the economic sustainability of agriculture.

"Substantial signs of continually increasing prosperity in Detroit are numerous.

The prevalence of obesity is continually increasing worldwide.

Economists tell us that the history of human labor is one of continually increasing specialization.

The previous experiment elucidated upon the effects of continually increasing deployment size on monitoring latency.

Accessing books on every fields are continually increasing in large quantities.