Sentence examples for increase continually from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increase continually" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is increasing or changing over an extended period of time, such as population or public interest. For example, "The demand for organic food products has been increasing continually in recent years."
Let me show him the lack of knowledge of some people working in GP surgeries, and the pressure that those who make a positive difference are working under, as rates of mental illness increase continually.
Because of the global increase in metal production, the demand for water, including fresh water, is expected to increase continually.
These needs increase continually following standard of living improvements, from lighting and media communication (radio, TV) to motors, refrigeration and pumping.
However, whilst rapid glacier recession should result in theory in a progressive increase in connectivity of sediment sources to the basin outlet, the supply to capacity ratio does not increase continually with glacier recession until maximum capacity is reached.
Small populations are also seriously compromised in evolutionary terms, as the degree of inbreeding will increase continually unless birds bring new seeds from other nearby populations.
By age, abstention rates are lowest at ages 18 54 10 111% for women, 6 8% for men) and increase continually from age 55 onwards.
Subsequently, with the establishment of the Arts Council of Great Britain in 1946, its support of theatre increased continually.
Accordingly, the angle formed between the diagonal and the base in this sequence increases continually from just over 45° to just under 60°.
Under the Burgundian line of counts, Holland's material prosperity increased continually owing to the thriving herring fishery and the development of the carrying trade.
One example of a time-related feature is the humus content of the A horizon, which, for soils less than 10,000 years old, increases continually at a rate dependent on parent material, vegetation, and climate.
When the blast loading is increasing continually, the penetration and the global failure occurs.
