physical chemistry - Boiling point of a liquid increasing with temperature?

In my textbook, a statement is given, as follows:

Boiling point of a liquid increases with increase in temperature

However, I was wondering, isn't this wrong? The boiling point of a liquid always remains the same, it doesn't change.

Hence, my question is: Is the above statement wrong? If it is, then under what conditions does the boiling point of a liquid change?

Answer

It sounds that they actually meant:

Boiling point of a liquid increases with increase in temperature pressure.