Synonyms for ever-increasing
ever-in·creas·ing

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1. sustained growth rate

   n. continual increase over time

   human age has a sustained growth rate until biological life ends because a human never get younger during its life, always progressing in age as time passes.

   Submitted by SPCSHPRTH on November 18, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "ever-increasing":

   ever-growing, growing, increasing, ever-widening, ever-greater, ever-expanding, ever-rising

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1. Richard Handler:

   In the first six months of this year Jefferies was involved with $61 billion of M&A transactions and has raised over $29 billion of equity, over 90 percent of which was done as bookrunner, our lending business through Jefferies Finance recently celebrated its 11th anniversary and we have underwritten over $60 billion of loans throughout the economic cycles over the past 11 years for our ever increasing client base. Our commitment to serving our corporate clients while maintaining high quality products for our investing clients remains our top priority.

2. Bob Pinnegar:

   Each passing month further escalates the risk of losing an ever increasing amount of rental housing, ultimately jeopardizing the availability of safe, sustainable and affordable housing for all Americans, flawed eviction moratoriums leave renters with insurmountable debt and housing providers holding the bag as our nation's housing affordability crisis spirals into a housing affordability disaster.

3. Guy Roberts:

   I worry most about China. Given Chinas self-stated goal of becoming the worlds hegemon by 2049, there is an ever-increasing risk of nuclear confrontation.

4. Tim Sweeney:

   We're still a highly independent company who's not beholden to public markets in which we have to show ever-increasing profits, and anything like a fight like this [ with Apple Inc. and Google ], which loses us money for a year or more, would never be tolerated. So we have the financial independence to do that.

5. Antonio Weiss:

   The constant pursuit to save one more millisecond not only consumes resources potentially better invested elsewhere, but increases the pressure on the plumbing of the system to handle ever-increasing speeds and messaging traffic.