Sentence examples for likely to keep increasing from inspiring English sources

Cross-border crime is likely to keep increasing whether we are in the EU or outside it.

Our apparel consumption is likely to keep increasing, an alarming thought as most worn-out clothing goes straight to the landfill or other unsustainable destinations.

Despite the opposition, the number of cluster-site apartments appears likely to keep increasing, given the deepening recession and state budget cuts to homelessness-prevention programs.

But the cost of energy will remain politically controversial because Mr Huhne's other policies mean that bills are likely to keep increasing.

Also the Fed deficits are likely to keep increasing.

Even though the Fed is expected to keep increasing interest rates as the November elections approach, the economic impact of those increases is likely to be mild until at least sometime next year.

"We need to keep increasing our share in the opinion polls and the more credible we look, the more likely it becomes".

Analyst Chris Manners warned that if the growth of Asian economies stay weak, "bad loans will keep increasing and the market is likely to keep ascribing a higher probability to a bear case scenario".

That could raise several hundred billion dollars to pay for the expansion of coverage and, unlike the taxes on wealthy Americans proposed in the House bill, is likely to keep pace with future increases in health care costs.

In other circumstances, for those vehicles connected to the biggest CC, when the communication range is increasing, they are more likely to keep connected to the biggest CC.

The number was a welcome improvement from the unusually sluggish growth at the end of 2012, but significant government spending cuts and the pinch from recent tax increases look likely to keep the economy in stall speed in the months ahead.