Sentences with phrase «to grow unabated»

Online sales of consumer goods in general have been growing unabated for years.

When a mutated cell is allowed to grow unabated because the immune system is dealing with so many issues, you may very well be the one diagnosed with cancer when the tumor becomes visible on medical tests a few years down the road.

As Africa's importance as a foreign investment destination grows unabated, and intra-African commerce continues to expand in value and breadth, international arbitration has emerged as the most important method by which to effectively resolve foreign investment and intra-African related commercial disputes.

The consumer debt situation has grown unabated for close to two and half decades.

Countries and companies, fueled by cheap debt, aggressively broadened their operations, betting that China's appetite would grow unabated.

The rise of crowd - funding as a viable alternative to VC will continue to grow unabated.

The DEC says that if the Ebola outbreak continues to grow unabated, West Africa could experience a major food crisis by January.

Chinese appetites for bakery products continues to grow unabated, despite a market saturated with Asian brands and a continued upswing in foreign offerings.

Foreign demand continues to grow unabated, with an increase in sales to overseas buyers for the 25th quarter in a...

If too little drug gets into the blood, the cancer could continue to grow unabated.

For example, under the «business - as - usual» climate scenario (called RCP8.5 by the UN IPCC, which assumes that emissions continue to grow unabated), there is a 50 per cent chance that local sea - level rise will exceed 22 centimeters at Oslo.

As the San Francisco Bay Area's population has swelled and the popularity of the beloved redwood grove has grown unabated, the visitation to Muir Woods — an ancient old - growth forest with some of the tallest and oldest living things on the planet — has sky - rocketed.

Do we grow unabated until fundamental resource constraints rein us in, or can we modulate behaviors to soften the transition to some steadier state?

Further, emissions continue to grow unabated.

The volume of electronically stored information continues to grow unabated, and the tools and technology needed to securely store and manage that information often evolves at a pace that makes keeping up with advances an economic impossibility for law firms and their clients.

Due to firm operational inefficiencies, business services professionals required to support the delivery of services, continues to grow unabated.