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mounting

[moun-ting] / ˈmaʊn tɪŋ /












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Business development companies face mounting warning signs, including rising payment-in-kind debt and a surge in investor redemption requests.

From The Wall Street Journal

He’d done well to ignore his mounting thirst and exhaustion today, and he certainly wouldn’t succumb to them now, when they were so close to the finish line.

From Literature

Having tried chemotherapy, standard immunotherapy and surgery, costs were mounting and Conyngham wanted more options.

From Barron's

There has been mounting controversy over the actions of ICE agents, particularly in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where US citizens Good and Pretti were shot by federal agents during operations earlier this year.

From BBC

Some time in the afternoon I popped open the app to see where people thought the Buckeyes were in the second half as they were mounting a comeback.

From Barron's