Examples of using Will continue to rise in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The pension age has risen, and will continue to rise.
I think you should buy now because prices will continue to rise.
The trends indicate that demand will continue to rise.
a share that will continue to rise.
the trend will continue to rise.
In parallel, the need for fast video analytics will continue to rise, increasing the workload burden on NVR storage.
Given the record amounts of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, global temperatures will continue to rise for generations to come," the WMO chief warned.
but that number will continue to rise, especially since new slots are now released in fairly regular intervals.
Sea levels will continue to rise for some centuries to come
This is 35 per cent higher than the global average increase of 0.7 °C and temperatures will continue to rise.
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations predicts world seafood consumption will continue to rise.
It seems inevitable that energy prices will continue to rise, particularly as fossil fuels become less readily available.
Sea level will continue to rise for centuries after global temperature have been stabilized and several meters of sea level rise must be expected over the next few centuries.”.
with this difference already amounting to over EUR1 billion- a figure that will continue to rise;
In our aging society, the number of cancer patients will continue to rise in the coming decades,
But we still face the risk that unemployment will continue to rise, and we need to make a judgment about when to switch the focus to restoring our public finances.
global temperatures will continue to rise for generations to come.".
Overall global temperatures will continue to rise, though I think the mechanism is more complex than greenhouse gases absorbing sunlight.
it will be automatically increased by 50% and will continue to rise by 5% every six months.
with Europe's ageing population, the numbers suffering will continue to rise.