Sentence examples for ramp up over from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a very important [proposal] because, as I say, I think it has now dawned on all of us how significant this [terrorism] threat is and it is only going to ramp up over the coming years".

"We always expected it to ramp up over four years.

Forrester estimates that only about 3percentt of IT spend happens in the cloud today, but it's going to very rapidly ramp up over the coming years.

Expect the noise level generated by the council to ramp up over the coming months as it holds public meetings and interrogates witnesses.

He says the new funding will be used to "fully deploy" Sophia's SaaS platform globally, and to ramp up commercial activity — moving beyond its current focus on Europe to Latin America, AsiaPac, Canada and the U.S. "We believe that the number of hospitals that will adopt our technology will dramatically ramp up over the next year," he says.

Analyst Juniper has taken a look at the mobile wearable devices market — parcelling up different types of devices including smart glasses, health and fitness wearables and enterprise wearables (such as scanners and tracking devices that are used for enterprise logistics and in factories) — to made its best guess as to how the market will ramp up over the next five years.

Ed English, the chief executive of interMute Inc., based in Braintree, Mass., which markets AdSubtract, said that downloads of his company's product had been "ramping up" over the last several months because of increasingly intrusive Internet advertising.

Most germane to this discussion: the fees are gradually ramped up over time, ultimately pricing fossil fuels at or near their true cost to society.

But the missed payment -- reportedly the first of its kind in the post office's history -- will no doubt ramp up the debate over how best to address the agency's growing red ink.

To see long-term results, you need to stick to your exercise schedule and slowly ramp up the difficulty over time.

So the plan went into action, gradually ramping up over time.