Sentence examples for rising length of time from inspiring English sources

"In the scheme of things, the long-term trend here, at least since the mid-eighties, is declining confirmation rates and rising length of time it takes to get nominees on the bench," Sarah Binder, a congressional scholar at the Brookings Institution, told me.

"As the average age of marriage continues to rise, the length of time that college graduates live alone before starting a family is unprecedented.

The existence of a previous acquaintance also affected behaviour: both the amount initially sent, and the percentage returned by the second player, rose in proportion to the length of time the players had known each other.

The authors note that the rate of secondary exposure by occupation was 39.3% among nurse assistants, was 26.5% among nurses, was 25.5% among volunteers, was 21.8% among doctors, and was 18.2% among clerks, indicating that the degree of secondary contamination rose in proportion to the length of time a medical worker may have spent in contact with an undecontaminated patient.

"This marked rise since 2010 in the length of time people are being forced to linger in hospital because of a delayed assessment, care home place, home care package or home adaptation is an outcome of the crisis in social care", said Caroline Abrahams, Age UK's charity director.

If Mr. Obuchi is incapacitated for any substantial length of time, pressures will rise within his Liberal Democratic Party to chose a new standard bearer before the October elections.

The American Chemistry Council, an industry group, reckons shale gas could generate 17,000 jobs directly in the petrochemical industry, and many more indirectly.Manufacturing employment, which declined almost continuously from 1998 through 2009, has since risen by nearly 4%, and the average length of time factories work is as high as at any time since 1945.

The effect of noise is to shorten the length of time of the linear rising region in the divergence plots [ 21], and also eventually flatten the divergence plots.

Early on, Obama misstated the length of time oil production had risen and each took a few other things out of context.

The length of time workers are unemployed also rose to unprecedented levels (Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012).

Among those people whom the government considered unemployed, the average length of time out of work has been rising over the past two years, to 18 weeks last month from about 13 weeks two years ago.