Sentence examples for rise regularly from inspiring English sources

He is one of those phenomena that rise regularly in history to confound us with the possibility — and black comedy — of potent evil: conscienceless, cruel and pathologically dishonest.

And because persistent government deficits required it to rise regularly, the debt limit turned, by the late 1960s, into a favored vehicle that lawmakers could use to pursue other goals.

Regardless of the accessibility rule used, the association is always positive, and both values rise regularly over the years, in a linear pattern.

Household energy bills have risen regularly in recent years, leaving the average bill at £1,264 a year for electricity and gas.

Also, it was rising regularly, leaving a tiny bubble to commemorate the spot where it ingested each sulphur.

Not only does this river maintain its course up the length of Egypt through a virtually rainless desert, but it rises regularly in flood once each year.

For example, a number of porpoises swimming one behind the other and rising regularly to take air might produce the appearance of a very large serpentlike creature progressing by a series of vertical undulations.

The flat sales picture has led many brokers to look back on 2007 as the golden age of Manhattan real estate, when inventory was falling and prices were rising regularly to new records.

Based on the observation that over the last 30 years the cost of development has risen regularly as the number of new chemical entities reaching the market has fallen, how can "savings" be made in terms of clinical development, the objective being more rapid access to a drug for medical needs that are not covered?

From 1975 to 1986, the HFRS incidence in China rose regularly with a peak in 1986 of 11.06 cases per one hundred thousand population.

For example, the 50% line in the middle starts low, with an average of slightly more than 2 methods available in 1982, rising regularly until in 2009, it exceeded 3.5 methods.