Sentence examples for has mounted steadily from inspiring English sources

This measure has mounted steadily as the housing slump in the United States has chilled growth and crimped hiring.

This measure has mounted steadily as the economy suffered from a credit crisis sparked by the housing slump, forcing lay-offs as firms slash costs to offset weaker income.

It is not a conviction that occurred even 10 days ago but the evidence has mounted steadily and the clinching piece of the puzzle could again be something as ordinary as a sore knee.

The United Nations stopped tallying deaths after they passed 5,400 in January, saying they were too difficult to confirm accurately, and since then the toll has mounted steadily.

It looks to me like it's time to go home to Katmandu". The pillaging of the camp reflects the anger that has mounted steadily among Croats over the past four years as the United Nations has appeared increasingly to act as a buffer for the Serbs occupying large areas of the country.

Since then, the balance of power in the conflict has tipped in favour of President Bashar al-Assad, the death toll has mounted steadily, fighting has spilled into Lebanon, and jihadist militants from the Islamic State (IS) have formed a caliphate in a huge area straddling the border with Iraq.

Its losses have mounted steadily over the last three fiscal years.

The decision to quit may pain Mr Kloppers, but the reasons for doing so have mounted steadily.A year ago commodities were bubbling.

It was a death spiral .The cost of litigation and size of claims have mounted steadily over decades, but in the post-Enron era both have "spiked like a hockey stick," says Bill Parrett, boss of Deloitte in America.

Jukes had a more open attitude towards the local population than any European predecessor: almost everything he saw contradicted the natives' reputation for savagery.The Great Barrier Reef, "the most impressive marine area in the world", was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, giving a sense of urgency to the environmental problems that have mounted steadily since Cook's voyage.

American battle casualties have mounted steadily despite a frenetic, decade-long effort by the Pentagon to defeat or defend against the deadly IEDs, often primitive devices made of homemade explosives buried in a plastic bucket, wired to detonation cord with two cast-off flashlight batteries.