Sentence examples for rising extent from inspiring English sources

Resource sectors, and related sectors like construction, are to a rising extent taking precedence over other industries, like tourism and manufacturing.

We observed that its activity was highest in group II and decreased with rising extent of shoulder pathology, but this was not statistically significant.

(iv) Plasma lactate levels rise with extent of physical activity and drive lactate down its concentration gradient into the brain.

To some extent, rising reward rates are a consequence of loyalty's ubiquity and ease of implementation.

Evidence suggests that prevalence is rising, but the extent to which diagnostic changes and improvements in ascertainment contribute to this increase is unclear.

To the extent that rising commodity prices are a hedge against inflation, this approach could slow that rise, thereby easing the pain on disposable income.

Not content with fighting in the courtroom, Pruitt has also publicly questioned the existence of climate change, and argued that schoolchildren should be taught that the causes and extent of rising temperatures are still subject to debate.

But in many developing countries, in particular such rapidly industrialising giants as China and India, HCFC use is rising to such an extent that it begins to threaten both the ozone layer and the revived global efforts to address climate change.

Soon, though, as travellers returned or hungry armies passed through, and when the peasants themselves went to market, and saw how steeply prices were rising, they learned the extent of it.

Early hopes in northern regions that their economies would be sheltered by the relatively large numbers of people working in the public sector have been dashed.The broad geographical spread of rising unemployment reflects the extent to which a recession generated by the credit crunch has taken casualties throughout the private sector.

2. No more investment in extreme oil Historically high oil prices over the past five years have allowed oil and gas companies to enjoy unparalleled levels of investment and vast profits, a disaster for the climate: global carbon emissions kept rising to such an extent that our existence on this planet is now threatened.