Sentence examples for rose continually from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Cuba's economy grew steadily, and sugar prices rose continually until the 1920s.

Offshore imports rose continually from $953 million in 1966 to $36.5 billion in 1986, despite fluctuations in the dollar.

Female wealth rose continually in Wentworth County over the period 1872 to 1927 and by 1927 average female wealth was 61% that of males compared to about 17% in 1872.

For example, you can see how IBM's patent output rose continually while publications involving employees peaked and fell off around 1992.

He said he had personally approved the operation after concluding that the number of Taliban fighters involved in the kidnapping was rising continually.

Food prices have not been rising continually as developing nations grew, said Ramgopal Agarwala, a former World Bank economist and senior adviser at RIS, a research institute in New Delhi.

However, I feel like a failure: the CO2 concentration has risen continually over this time and climate change is now an existential threat.

With prices rising continually, and companies making substantial profits in tandem, oil seems one of the most sensible commodities to invest in.

Oil prices are expected to rise continually over the coming two years, as the global economy recovers with a relatively limited oil supply, hitting almost $100 per barrel at the end of 2011.

The central bank has indicated that it is navigating a decline in the currency to deter speculators from betting on it rising continually; the yuan has strengthened by 30% since 2005, which China tolerated before worries emerged about "hot-money inflows" and falling exports.

With the market unwilling to acknowledge the threat of the internet, the valuation of regional newspapers continued to rise driven by the imperative of publishers such as Johnston Press, Trinity and Newsquest to acquire and so be able to demonstrate profits rising continually at a pace beyond anything which could be achieved organically..