Examples of using Continued to rise in English and their translations into Swedish
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The new entrants' share of the broadband market has continued to rise and is now at 43.7%,
The price of market pulp has continued to rise and the prices of paper grades have strengthened further.
However, the trend increase in domestic prices and wages continued to rise, so the fundamental problem was still there in the background.
Cold water prawn prices are higher than last Christmas sales and have continued to rise throughout 2015, due to limited availability and high demand.
Freya's empire continued to rise while her sister Ravenna's fell at the hands of the Huntsman and Snow White.
Although indebtedness in the household sector has continued to rise, the current level does not appear particularly remarkable, compared with the levels prevailing prior to the crisis in the 1990s.
The oil price had continued to rise and now amounted to around 53 dollars a barrel.
ebook users has continued to rise significantly during the summer,
literary circles, as his literary fame continued to rise.
the plasma mitotane levels continued to rise despite maintenance or a decrease of the daily dose of mitotane.
The oil price has continued to rise rapidly and is now at a considerably higher level than was assumed in April.
such that consumption has continued to rise.
Penetration continued to rise, to a notional 111.8% of the population compared to 103.2% the previous year.
Inflation continued to rise in May, with CPI inflation amounting to 0.7 per cent and UND1X to 1.4 per cent.
Inflation has continued to rise in Sweden and the rate increase is necessary to prevent the high inflation from becoming entrenched.
Regional unemployment disparities continued to rise, although differences within regions remain wider than differences between them.
Demand for US capital was so extensive that the dollar continued to rise in value, despite the growing deficit on the current account.
House prices had also continued to rise over the summer, while household borrowing had continued to increase at roughly the same rate as during the first quarter.
costs, continued to rise overall for both households
The government debt ratio continued to rise in the early years of the consolidation programme to reach a peak of 79.0% of GDP in 1994.