Sentence examples for risen consecutively from inspiring English sources

"UK new car registrations have now risen consecutively for a year and a half.

"Rents have risen consecutively for half a year as tenant demand strengthens on the back of a historically subdued mortgage market," said David Newnes, of LSL.

American households have $13.3 trillion of debt, a figure which has been rising consecutively for four years.

Initially, the 10 times sit-to-stand (STS) test was developed as a simple, rapid, and reproducible functional assessment for quantifying lower limb strength [ 2], but that test was found infeasible for assessing some frail individuals unable to rise 10 times consecutively due to weakness or fatigue [ 2, 3].

Lereah said the national real estate market is an amalgam of local real estate markets and that for a local bubble to burst, there would have to be "rising housing inventories, double-digit price appreciation for several years consecutively and then a local negative economic effect, like big job losses.

Sales rose, and rose.

One of the hallmarks of EMT is the functional loss of E-cadherin, which is known to promote cell-to-cell adhesion and consecutively gives rise to invasion and progression.

Since the introduction of EPs in the ED, emergency PSA has been on the rise, first in the adult and consecutively in the pediatric population [4, 5].

Assuming a constant incidence of hypoglycemia over time, ambulant treatments may have been performed less often or less sufficiently during the second observation, which consecutively would have given rise to only a relative rather than an absolute increase of hospitalizations.

LinkedIn's main app, on the other hand, has seen session time rise by 41percentt year-on-year, "growing consecutively for several quarters".

Seroconversion was defined as a 2-fold (0.3 log AU) or greater rise in titres between 2 samples collected consecutively.