Sentence examples for incrementally risen from inspiring English sources

And so the volume has incrementally risen, the imbecilic din encroaching on one place after another — mass transit, waiting rooms, theaters, museums, the library — until this last bastion of civility and calm, the Quiet Car, has become the battlefield where we quiet ones, our backs forced to the wall, finally hold our ground.

TRICIA BARDENWERPER New Castle, N.H., Nov. 18, 2012 To the Editor: As "the volume has incrementally risen, the imbecilic din encroaching on one place after another," many of us baby boomers are starting to have difficulty hearing normal conversation in formerly quiet places like restaurants and bars.

The one-time average rate of glyphosate application on Kansas wheat has incrementally risen threefold, from 0.33 kg/hectare in 1993 to 0.95 kg/hectare in 2012 ([27], Additional file 1: Table S5).

Incomes continue to grow, literacy levels incrementally rise, lifespans lengthen, opportunities open up.

The most significant aspect of his plan would, as a practical matter, eliminate any reasonable assurances that workers' pay would incrementally rise as their experience increases.

The rate of HBeAg loss was 41.66%(25/60) in first year and incrementally rose to 58.3% (35/60) by third year of treatment.

Sero-conversion of HBeAg to anti HBe occurred in 17 of 60 patients (28.33%) at the end of first year and incrementally rose to 36.6%(22/60) by second year and to 40%(24/60) by third year as shown in Figure 1.

To date prices have risen incrementally by about $44,000 from the original base sale price of $294,975 in December 1998.

She started warming up, and the whiz of the ball rose incrementally in pitch as her serve's speed increased.

Child-care providers are exempt until Oct. 1, and their pay requirements are rising incrementally, said a legislator, David Bishop, who sponsored the law.

The new proposal requires the fleet-average for new vehicles sold in America to rise incrementally from today's 27mpg (8.7 litoes/100km) to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.