Sentence examples for enduring rise in from inspiring English sources

With the museum struggling in recent years to draw 50,000 visitors annually, Mr. Kendrick is hoping the game raises the museum's profile and results in an enduring rise in attendance from visitors and area residents alike.

Notably, this response resulted in long-lasting impairment of striatal DA systems' function, with enduring rise of HVA and also DOPAC levels.

The figures jar with the Trump administration's claims that America is enduring "rising violent crime [and] a staggering increase in homicides".

Rosen argues that renewed investment in New York's garment industry could drive more significant and enduring growth than a quick rise in rents.

Booher charted Abele's improbable rise to professional, if noncredited, success and his enduring legacy in a host of public and private places, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Harvard's Widener Library.

Given that people have been living on Pacific islands for only the past 3000 years or so [35], slightly after the time of the Holocene sea-level maximum in this region [36], it is no surprise that, despite the formidable body of oral traditions that exist there [6, 37], there are none that plausibly recall slow, enduring sea-level rise as there are in India and Australia.

The racialized practices of both the private real estate industry and FHA in the mid-20th century allowed property values to rise much faster in all-white neighborhoods, which has left enduring differentials in household wealth between racial groups that have lasted to this very day.

I thought I'd hear tales of increasing environmental anxiety over rising seas, and the misery of enduring hurricane seasons in the era of climate change.

"Does politics matter" is an enduring question in urban studies.

"Day and night we are enduring attacks in Kabul".

It's an enduring schism in American history.