Sentence examples for perpetually rising from inspiring English sources
The Atlantic City economy, he said, could not sustain his health system's perpetually rising costs.
At the time, conventional wisdom held that we were entering an era of unparalleled growth and perpetually rising stock prices.
Do you know what I wouldn't give just to be able to throw my spikes in a bag and go?" Fees and restrictions for checking baggage on airlines are perpetually rising, but pole-vaulters have little recourse.
Equity investors' punt on perpetually rising profits as a share of GDP now looks more ridiculous than ever.New-economy fanatics can tell themselves, rightly, that America's long-term prospects, and the world's, look much better than they did five years ago.
In Australia, enrolments have been perpetually rising despite these continued reforms.
It perpetually rises from flame and ruin.
It is a weird otherworld, filled with bug-eyed fish slathering over the decks, clanking rusty chains and hooded figures like medieval torturers, all perpetually doused by the rising Atlantic.
An important point to take into account from this phenomenon in some developed countries is that car travel does not have to rise perpetually, even at times when there is no evidence to suggest we travel less.
Piers Paul Read spent a long time as one of British fiction's rising stars; but this perpetually promising youngster is now in his mid-70s and has been publishing novels for nearly half a century.
By then the comet will be a circumpolar object for those in north temperate latitudes, neither rising nor setting, but instead remaining perpetually above the horizon all through the night!
His anti-Western trope plays well in the countryside, which has become his political base at a time when the rising urban middle classes have grown resentful of his perpetually autocratic rule.
