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increasing

[in-kree-sing] / ɪnˈkri sɪŋ /




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Hopes of a Grand Slam or a first title since 2020 could not be further away and given tricky trips to Rome and Paris are to come, Borthwick's side are now under increasing pressure.

From BBC

It’s a percentage that has very gently increased, not massively because it’s been high for a long time—but it’s gradually increasing.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The number of young people needing EHCPs is rising faster than ever before, while the cost of that support is increasing significantly."

From BBC

Despite receiving treatment from the team's physio at half-time, Lang did not realise the cut on his elbow had been infected until he noticed swelling and increasing pain during a night shift that evening.

From BBC

Still, investors will continue to watch any data closely amid increasing prospects of the Bank of England cutting interest rates in March following recent weak jobs data.

From The Wall Street Journal