Sentence examples for mounting rapidly from inspiring English sources

For American Icelandophiles -- whose numbers appear to be mounting rapidly -- the phrase seems faintly absurd.

And today the terrorist network Al Qaeda is promising its adherents paradise on earth, ruled by the law of the Koran, and the death toll is mounting rapidly.

TWO months after American and British forces crushed the government of Saddam Hussein, the economic consequences of a "lean" peacekeeping strategy are mounting rapidly.

Concern about insulin resistance is mounting rapidly among cardiovascular specialists as two of its main causes -- obesity, particularly abdominal obesity, and inactivity -- also rise.

With unemployment mounting rapidly and salary freezes increasing, plenty of people have reason to keep spending tight and their credit cards under control.

Troops and tanks were deployed to the besieged city of Hama at the weekend, with casualties reported to be mounting rapidly - increasing pressure on the 15 members of the Security Council to issue a condemnation of the regime's actions.

The switch occurred as American deaths have mounted rapidly, with 22 soldiers killed just this month when two helicopters were shot down.

They don't have a couple of grand – minimum – going spare, so despite the "incredible" strain of the situation, which mounts rapidly over the period in which I follow his case, Johnson is determined to see it through by himself.

Missouri was one of the first states to allow private probation companies, in the late nineteen-eighties, and it has since followed the national trend of allowing court fees and fines to mount rapidly.

Scientific evidence has mounted rapidly since March 2012, when two high-profile studies found that bees consuming neonicotinoids suffered an 85% loss in the number of queens their nests produced and showed a doubling in "disappeared" bees who got lost while foraging.

One important feature of CR revealed by our model is that CR's effects are mounted rapidly and then diminished gradually, which can be seen from Figure 4, 5, and 7.