Sentence examples for to rise continuously from inspiring English sources

That number has to rise continuously, however, by at least $300 billion a year to generate enough incomes and jobs.

During the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy and the promulgation of the new Marriage Law in the 1980s, China's divorce rate began to rise continuously (see Figure 1).

ECEC integration has become ever more critical to efficiently expend the expanded ECEC budget because the ECEC budget in Korea is expected to rise continuously even amid the world's lowest birth rate.

Levels tended to rise continuously during resuscitation, but the change was not statistically significant.

Administration of DMXAA to colon 38 tumour bearing WT mice caused plasma 5HIAA concentrations to rise continuously over the 24-h period of measurement, as shown previously (Zhao et al, 2002).

Under the transition program that Gada has outlined in his publication, the numbers start in the early thousands of dollars each year per citizen, and rise continuously to upwards of $100,000 in the 2030s.

A ground-breaking analysis released on Thursday shows there is a 70% chance that the number of people on the planet will rise continuously from 7bn today to 11bn in 2100.

However, overall CSR in our setting as a public hospital in developing country is not too high when compared to that reported in developed country, it is on the rise continuously.

Mr. Williams unspooled at length in a few places, making his soloing rise continuously through a tune, improvising waves of rhythm through the bar lines.

Consequently, it is inevitable that the total world energy consumption would rise continuously.

With the increased conductivity of GO, JSC, FF, and η of the as-assembled DSSC rise continuously.