Sentence examples for have grown continuously from inspiring English sources

Drepanophycus is thought to have grown continuously via its rhizomes, trapping fine sediment and enabling stable paleosols to develop.

Since we opened in April 2011, we have grown continuously with a 30% increase in turnover year-on-year to date.

Jones says: "We have a clientele composed of approximately equal numbers of local regulars and visitors from the rest of the UK and abroad and since we opened in April 2011, we have grown continuously with a 30% increase in turnover year-on-year to date".

Despite the past decade of U.S. economic stagnation, Jobs and Apple have grown continuously, and the stock price has advanced to the point where Apple is now the world's most valuable firm, with a market cap of $391 billion, followed by Exxon-Mobil ($380 billion), IBM ($230 billion), and Microsoft ($228 billion).

But, while the early Western cultures died, became stagnant, or were transformed to the point of breaking all continuity, that of China has grown continuously from prehistoric settlements into the great civilization of today.

Since 2006, however, the number of foreign students coming to the United States has grown continuously, and with nearly 700,000 visiting scholars, the United States is the top destination for students who study abroad.

"The problem of low fertility among the Greek population has grown continuously over the past two decades and worsened significantly, recently, as a result of the profound economic crisis the country is facing," he said, acknowledging that the number of stillbirths had also risen.

Since then, it has grown continuously in importance and today it has the power to veto or stop legislation.

Following this event, the floating ice tongue has grown continuously until the present-day (June 2012) without any further breakup.

Many shortcomings of the original methods have been overcome, and the accuracy of OF methods on the top of the rankings has grown continuously.

The number of guanacos in La Payunia has grown continuously by an average of 2% per year during the last 20 years, since the reserve was established ([Puig et al. 2003]).