Sentence examples for have risen continuously from inspiring English sources

Average real wages in Asia's formal economy (ie, excluding the activity that goes unrecorded) have risen continuously over the past ten years.

Since then, payments have risen continuously, reaching a high last year of $9.5m for the Smyrni, a Greek tanker, and her crew of 26.

Studies from the Sauerland region of Germany show constant PFOS and PFOA concentrations between 1997 and 2004; however, the plasma concentrations of PFHxS have risen continuously since 1977 [21].

Only nine foals were registered with the Suffolk Horse Society in 1966, but there has been a revival of interest in the breed since the late 1960s and numbers have risen continuously.

Thus, data from The Danish National Health Service Registry and the National Board of Health show that the annual number of GP consultations and the medical expenses per Danish citizen have risen continuously since 2001.

5 The incidence rates of testicular cancer have risen continuously in Western Europe and other industrialised countries, which may be due to changed environmental and life circumstances in these countries.

Europe is the only region in which TB has risen continuously, particularly in the poorer countries of the former Soviet Union.

Spending was flat, after a 0.1% rise in May, while personal income remained unchanged, having risen continuously since September.Yields on American Treasury bonds reached record lows, amid concern that the country's economic recovery was losing momentum.

According to Mack Koonce, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters, although the need for volunteer services has risen continuously as the economy has weakened, the organization's funding has dropped, which means it must reduce the number of volunteers it can support.

Sepsis incidence has risen continuously in recent years in Catalonia.

As a result, household electricity consumption has risen continuously over the years.