Sentence examples for increased well into from inspiring English sources

As the number of cases increased well into the hundreds, the illusion proved hard to maintain in a city with a world-class gossip network that spread rumors of overflowing SARS wards.

When Aerosmith finally took the stage, the crowd's numbers increased well into the tens of thousands.

The world's energy consumption will continue to increase well into the future, the growth softened by energy efficiency improvement but not reversed.

So-called "non-commodity" charges rose by nearly 9% last year and will continue to increase well into the future, largely as a result of sensible government policies to make sure we have a sustainable energy market in the decades to come.

Borrowers who have fallen behind on their loans are not catching up, California mortgage delinquencies are expected to increase well into 2010, and the Office of Management and Budget now estimates that the ten-year budget deficit will be two billion dollars more than previously projected.

The reason India is expected to outperform Brazil, Russia and China as well as the rich world in the Goldman Sachs forecasts is that it is the only country where the population will continue to grow for the next 50 years and where the proportion of working-age people will increase well into the 2020s.Such projections, however, are not the main reason for the smiles worn by Indian businessmen.

Although growth in height for average people ceases fairly abruptly at 15 or 16 years of age (depending on sex), average weights of U.S. humans continue to increase well into middle age.

To the contrary, functional connectivity between the ventromedial PFC and ventral striatum contributing to individual differences in delay-discounting behavior still increases well into mid-adulthood (Christakou et al. 2011).

Performance in many jobs depends on how much you know and how well you know it, both of which increase well into your 60s.

However, this push may have been misguided; while rapid advancements in technology have changed the shape of the labor market in many industries, the need for skilled carpenters or welders is likely to continue – or increase – well into the future.

Thus, sufficient nuclear fuel resources exist to meet energy demands at current and increased levels well into the future.