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The cost of politics has risen relentlessly, partly because of "open lists" in which each candidate competes against colleagues from the same party as well as against rivals.
Max Warburton of Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, notes that since 2000 VW's European market share has risen relentlessly, from 16% to 24%.
Over the past 30 years, the prison population has risen relentlessly to more than 2 million people, by far the highest number in the world.
The report will show how money, ideas and influence flow through the world's diaspora networks.It will also look at inequality, which has risen relentlessly in most rich countries even as they have become more meritocratic.
Bennett, an American born in New Hampshire but educated in Britain (Bognor Regis comprehensive, Oxford, then LSE), joined the BBC in 1979 as a news trainee and has risen relentlessly over 20 years to director of production.
In "Repower Play" (editorial, Dec. 18), you state that the cost of energy has risen relentlessly, that consumers have a "freewheeling appetite for power" and we must have cleaner air.
Carbon-dioxide emissions have risen relentlessly; in 2013 the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere increased at its fastest rate for 30 years.Now, a team of the great and the good has a cannier pitch.
Drug firms are still extremely profitable, but the time and expense of discovering and testing new drugs have risen relentlessly, leaving each pill with less time under patent to recoup the larger investment.
The trend is relentlessly upward.The amount spent on lobbying America's federal government has risen from $1.4 billion in 1998 to $3.5 billion in 2009.
After a relentlessly snowy and seemingly endless winter for Boston, a positive message has risen from one of the city's last remaining snowbanks.
The chart below shows that while the magnitude (either up or down) of annual changes in supply and consumption have been in the 3% to 7% range for the last quarter of a century, the magnitude of oil price changes has been rising relentlessly.
