Sentence examples for continue to creep up from inspiring English sources

"We had expected more momentum from the firm's data center initiative while operating expenses continue to creep up".

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But in the hardest-hit parts of the EU, joblessness rates continue to creep up and the rhetoric does little to shorten the dole queue.

China's exports are likely to grow more slowly over the next decade, as demand in rich economies remains subdued, but its market share will probably continue to creep up.

And demographers believe the numbers of older executives will continue to creep up until the millions of baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964 retire, which may be later than most people think.

But Amtrak's service has been falling for years, while housing prices continue to creep up.

Indeed, Madeira's debt estimates continue to creep up.

Meanwhile, the population of the world continues to creep up.

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Updated at 11.12am BST 10.27am BST The number of people in work across Europe continued to creep up in the first quarter of this year, despite falling in five countries.

A study out this week from Fitch Ratings and Oxford Economics suggests that stimulus spending in America in response to the fiscal crisis increased aggregate GDP by more than 4%, which, say the researchers, implies "that the US might still be mired in a recession" without the intervention.The unemployment rate in the euro zone continued to creep up again in March, to 10.9%.