Sentence examples for progressively rising from inspiring English sources

The idea is that, say, the S. & P. 500, in an up market, will consist of a five-legged ascent, with three progressively rising peaks and two dips in between, followed by a three-legged descent, interrupted by one lower peak: 5 up, 3 down — you, too, can make billions.

By using qPCR all the PTLD patients became EBV-DNA positive, in progressively rising copy numbers.

However, with increasing of immersion time from 20 to 30 min, the ratio of single AuNP to their aggregates is progressively rising up.

But the progressively rising level of auctioned allowances and the ambitious overall greenhouse gas cap will lead to rising prices for EUAs until 2020.

The use of ultrasound by emergency physicians in Spain is progressively rising, more and more emergency departments have ultrasound machines, and more and more doctors are trained in its use in emergencies settings.

Although Microsoft has sold 100 million Windows 8 licenses since launch on October 26, matching Windows 7 sales three years previously, it looks unlikely that the new system will see progressively rising demand, as Windows 7 did, hitting 240 million sales in its first year.

"One imagines the virtual store will progressively rise up the charts".

The situation is different in continental Europe, particularly in France, where police forces use a dual system of recruitment: entrants may start their careers at the base of the organization and progressively rise higher, or they may use lateral entry for an appointment at the commissaire ("commissioner") level.

Conversely, both temperatures and the heat flux recorded at the South Area have a moderate constant decrease until mid-February 2016, when they reach their minima, and then progressively rise being always below 300 °C and 1 MW, respectively.

Levels of p27 progressively rise as OPCs differentiate into mature OLs [21].

Over recent years the average A level score has progressively risen ("grade inflation").