Sentence examples for ever rising number from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Thorpe said co-operation between countries on family law was needed due to "globalisation, increasing movement of persons across borders, and the ever rising number of family units which are truly international".

Italy has one of the lowest birth rates in the world and one of the most generous state pension schemes an unsustainable combination that leaves an ever diminishing workforce paying for an ever rising number of pensioners.

Due to demographic changes an ever rising number of elderly patients present to Medical Services with cognitive impairment.

UNICEF in Action Since 2004 UNICEF has been responding to the needs of an ever rising number of Sudanese refugees, internally displaced population and local communities in Eastern Chad.

In addition, Health Education England says, less-trained doctors' assistants must be able to prescribe drugs in order to treat ever rising numbers of elderly patients.

So there are, and will be, fewer and fewer staff remaining to teach these ever rising numbers of students, which will leave even less time for research.

As Europe scrambled to put together a coherent answer to the biggest challenge the union has faced, EU interior ministers meeting in Amsterdam on Monday compounded a sense of gloom and confusion in the face of ever rising numbers of people heading into Greece from Turkey.

Over 22,000 of our students were identified as homeless last year, and it feels like, amidst discussions of testing, contracts, and school closings, no one gave this ever-rising number the attention I believe it deserves.

Evidence of deeper Russian involvement is ever clearer: not just rising numbers of Chechen and other Russian mercenaries but also the supply of weapons, including missiles that may have been used to shoot down a Ukrainian military aircraft, and even tanks that have rumbled over the border.

Bangladesh raised its minimum wage by 87 percent late last year, yet apparel factories there are still struggling to find enough workers to complete ever-rising numbers of orders.

But the ability of university counselling and mental health services to support ever-rising numbers of clients with increased levels of distress is limited by their resources.