英語 での Has continued to increase の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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While residential building activity has continued to increase, the rate of house building remains insufficient to meet rapid population growth and the existing housing shortage.
Innovative City Forum 2015| British Council How will we be living in 20 years? Designing the Future for Global Cities and Lifestyles The world's population has continued to increase, and people are increasingly concentrated in cities.
Ever since we entered this business in fiscal 2006, the number of subscribers has continued to increase steadily. In fiscal 2012, we outpaced our competitors to achieve the highest number of net subscriber additions for the year.
But Wikipedia's rate of growth has continued to increase in recent months, and at its current pace Wikipedia would double in size again by next spring.
As for domestic demand, public investment has continued to increase and business fixed investment has been on a moderate increasing trend with improvement in corporate profits.
Direct government support has continued to increase in developing countries from 82% in 1996 to 93% in 2013, but is declining in developed countries from 58% in 1976 to 45% in 2013.
According to Marshall(2000), since 1993"the number of clandestine drug laboratory investigations has continued to increase, making Utah the number one state for per capita methamphetamine laboratories.
Wikipedia's rate of growth has continued to increase in recent months, and at its current pace Wikipedia will double in size again by next spring.
Meanwhile, services consumption has continued to increase moderately, albeit with fluctuations, reflecting a trend rise in communications charges as well as medical, health care, and welfare fees.
Although there were not follow up studies using this method, we can estimate that, if the population has continued to increase by 4% annually, the current Latino community would number approximately 29,182.
While labor market conditions have been tightening further, with the unemployment rate declining to about 2.5 percent for the first time since 1993, employee income has continued to increase moderately Chart 4.
Although the Kyoto Protocol was adopted in 1997 and more and more people have realized climate change is an issue, Japan has continued to increase its consumption of coal.
Private consumption has continued to increase moderately due partly to the effects of measures to stimulate demand for automobiles, and housing investment has generally been picking up.
In modern industrial society, which supplies a wealth of material products, the number of human beings nourished by this abundant store of material goods, has continued to increase.
While public investment has continued to increase, as positive effects of various economic measures have come to take hold fully, housing investment has also been increasing. .
Even among small and medium-sized firms, the ratio of the so-called de facto debt-free firms-- defined as firms with cash and deposits that exceed their total amount of borrowings-- has continued to increase, recently exceeding 40 percent.
Private consumption has continued to increase moderately, supported partly by the effects of measures to stimulate demand for automobiles. Housing investment has generally been picking up.
Against the background of improvement in consumer sentiment, private consumption has continued to increase moderately due to the effects of measures to stimulate demand for automobiles.
The Labour Force Survey-based number of employees has continued to increase, when smoothing out fluctuations, and the active job openings-to-applicants ratio has been at a high level that exceeds the peak marked during the bubble period.
Public investment has continued to increase significantly at a pace far exceeding that of Japan as a whole, mainly due to decontamination work and construction orders related to restoration following the earthquake disaster. Housing investment has also been increasing significantly, supported in part by reconstruction of homes and demand from evacuees to transfer their residence Chart 29.