Sentence examples for the continuous rise from inspiring English sources
A lot of sins were being covered up by virtue of the continuous rise in the marketplace.
The continuous rise in CO2 and global warming is a major issue facing the world today.
The continuous rise in environmental pollution has attracted the attention of researchers in clean alternative fuels for internal combustion engines.
The continuous rise in environmental awareness has affected several aspects of the global economy, including supply chain management.
The continuous rise in first record rates during the last 200 years is consistent across taxa (Fig. 2), except for mammals and fishes, whose rates have declined in recent decades (Fig. 2e,i).
Nowadays, with the continuous rise of Internet-based multimedia services, such as video sharing websites, web radios and IP-based telephony, multimedia communications are gaining more and more popularity.
When DSP implements Manchester encoding on data, if there exists consecutive data bits such as "11" or "00", and if the signal waveform of the mud pulse continuously rise or continuous decline in the cycle of a bit, the continuous rising waveform is recognized as "1" and on the contrary "0".
Many researchers have showed that fuel-oil is considered as the main component that causes both environmental and economic problems, especially with the continuous rising of fuel cost.
One of the great success stories of the past century has been the almost continuous rise in life expectancy.
Utilization of carbon dioxide (CO2) has become an important global issue due to the significant and continuous rise in atmospheric CO2 concentrations, accelerated growth in the consumption of carbon-based energy worldwide, depletion of carbon-based energy resources, and low efficiency in current energy systems.
He pointed out that it was "almost a carbon copy" of the front quadrangle of University College, Oxford, which was begun in 1634: in describing University College, he wrote that "There are the same two-light windows, the same continuous rising and falling head-moulds on the three storeys, even the same oddly shaped gables" as in Jesus College.
