Sentence examples similar to its quality continually rises from inspiring English sources

Prostate cancer (PCa) is one of the most common malignancies worldwide, with its incidence continually rising.

The government attempted unsuccessfully to control prices through legislation, but its continually rising public expenditure worsened inflation.

Sonically it's now nuanced, experimental and esoteric, a shift from which BBC 6 Music, with its continually rising listening figures, has clearly benefitted.

The latest greenhouse gas emissions data released by the Department of Environment last week showed that during the carbon price period emissions continually fell, and since its end they have continually risen.

The quality of Taiwan's goods has continually risen, with high-tech products emerging as the mainstream of Taiwan's production and exports (FORBES, June 1).

Given the increasing prevalence of hypertension and the continually rising expense of its treatment, measures that influence prescribing patterns could have a considerable impact on health expenditure.

And continually rising rates could reduce borrowers' appetite for refinancing existing mortgages or buying a house.

There are plenty of statistics that tell us that inequality is continually rising.

The main issue in field of financing is continually rising substantial debt of the healthcare facilities.

The price increases have offset losses, hurricane-related production slow-downs and continually rising costs.

You are continually rising or falling.