Snyder's response to the water crisis has continuously escalated since October, when the state admitted it had made mistakes that led to high levels of the deadly neurotoxin in Flint's water.
Despite these concerted efforts and the promises of genomics and systems biology, over the past two decades the cost of research and development has continuously escalated, while the number of truly novel drugs coming to market has constantly declined.
Despite having availability of a wide range of pharmacological agents, prevalence of this metabolic disorder is continuously escalating.
It took the Bush Administration's radical hostility to international law and diplomacy to spark an equal animosity in Annan, whose distaste for the continuously escalating war in Iraq is, of course, shared by a majority of the U.N.'s members.
Are Nike and Adidas creating an inflationary spiral or do their continuously escalating triumphs represent real value?
Nike and Adidas are entangled in a conflict for supremacy in the sporting world, and the latest battleground has been through football, but are Nike and Adidas creating an inflationary spiral or do their continuously escalating triumphs represent real value?
It's also possible that between Ninja and Drake's livestream and a continuously escalating avalanche of buzz there have just been a ton of new players in the game regardless of platform.
Such retiree/employee health costs are described as "unsustainable". Employer-provided coverage is diminishing - a vestige of a bygone era, before the rate of job loss soared, and continuously escalating health care premiums eroded employer plans and employee wages.
In Thailand, the substantial decline in human rabies deaths from almost 200 a decade ago to less than 20 in 2003, has occurred due to the huge and continuously escalating financial obligation in the annual budget required to supply rabies biologicals for human PEP.
Major anthropogenic pressures have continuously accelerated and escalated since the Quaternary period13,15, most remarkably during the Industrial Revolution in the middle of the 19th century and from the "Great acceleration" in the 1950's16,27.
In both cases the U.S. continuously and insidiously escalated troop levels while it tried to establish an indigenous national army modeled in its own image.
