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Meanings of inexorable rise in English

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Usage of inexorable rise in English
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An inexorable rise might become a sequence of smaller, sawtooth peaks.
The Guardian
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Dell is responding to the inexorable rise of server virtualization.
Wired
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He said there was concern at the inexorable rise in power of the security apparatus.
The Guardian
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The quirky, family-owned French concern continues its inexorable rise.
The Guardian
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And the inexorable rise in public service pay continues.
The Irish Times
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In a way, snooker has been a victim of its own inexorable rise in standards.
The Guardian
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And live register figures out tomorrow will confirm the inexorable rise in numbers out of work.
The Irish Times
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Let's dispose first of all the canard of the " inexorable rise" of a party.
The Irish Times
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That offers the potential of both improving care and controlling the seemingly inexorable rise in spending.
The Guardian
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The Government says it cannot afford the inexorable rise in cost: the industry says it(...)
The Irish Times
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Paradoxically, it was this very disease which contributed to his inexorable rise over the next fifteen years.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Meanwhile, Lexi's star continued its inexorable rise.
Mistress of the game
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The report's authors acknowledge the failure of policies to date to dent the inexorable rise in obesity.
The Irish Times
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These concerns have been given added impetus by the seemingly inexorable rise in oil prices in recent weeks.
The Irish Times
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Background: The seemingly inexorable rise in obesity worldwide is creating a new set of challenges for healthcare providers.
Pubmed
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It is true that the apparently in inexorable rise in the cost of public sector pay is iniquitous.
The Irish Times
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