Sentence examples for grown steeply from inspiring English sources

Foodbanks were launched in 2000 by the Trussell Trust, and the demand for their help has grown steeply in the past year.

Certainly, the use of Adderall and other stimulants for A.D.H.D. has grown steeply in a short period of time — and it remains higher in the U.S. than Europe.

Because of surging immigration, the Mexican-born population in the United States has grown steeply year after year since the early 1990s, dipping briefly only after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, census data in both countries show.

It's impact has grown steeply since 2011, which is in keeping with the development of BB OS 10 and its WebKit-based browser, an element of the OS the company placed a lot of emphasis on at launch.

Charitable contributions in general have declined since their peak in 2007, after having grown steeply in the late 1990s and more modestly since then.

"Marijuana potency has grown steeply over the past decade, with serious implications in particular for young people, who may not only be at increased risk for various psychological conditions, cognitive deficits and respiratory problems, but are at significantly higher risk for developing dependency on other drugs, such as cocaine and heroin, than are nonsmokers".

Napster use also grew steeply among those at work, Media Metrix found.

At the same time, palm oil demand is growing steeply for a variety of reasons around the globe.

Agriculture and livestock contribute about 30% of national output, and in absolute terms will grow steeply in the medium to long term.

While the number of smokers of roll-your-own cigarettes is still very small compared with the 48 million over 18 who buy packaged cigarettes in the country, their numbers are growing steeply, according to the tobacconists who sell paraphernalia for the home roller.

The money pledged on Kickstarter is growing steeply (see chart).