Sentence examples for a pattern of steadily from inspiring English sources

The Institute for Supply Management's monthly manufacturing survey fits into a pattern of steadily improving data and comes ahead of Friday's closely watched payrolls report, which is expected to show that the United States economy added jobs for a fourth month.

Analysis of the risk by year of birth shows a pattern of steadily declining risk for both solid and haematopoietic tumours; this may be partly attributable to lower radiation doses per film exposed but is also due to the smaller numbers of films used.

In higher education, the study found a familiar pattern of steadily falling levels of female employment as seniority rises.

I recall a similar pattern of steadily growing obsessiveness about upholding and safeguarding "Islamic purity" during the Taliban rule in Afghanistan, before the American invasion in 2001.

They said the death fit a pattern of abuse that has "steadily eroded" the protection usually accorded United Nations aid workers.

This pattern of steadily increasing survival throughout the study period was present in each age group below 20 years, but above that age there was rather little change with calendar period.

They said that Mr. Pitt's decision to back away from an earlier commitment to support John H. Biggs, a widely endorsed critic of the accounting profession, to lead a new accounting oversight board "represents the culmination of a pattern of behavior by Mr. Pitt that is steadily eroding the credibility of the S.E.C".

The top Democrats' letter argued that Pitt's apparent backing down from a commitment to support John Biggs John Biggs, a pension fund manager known as a critic of the accounting profession, to lead a new accounting oversight board "represents the culmination of a pattern of behavior by Mr. Pitt that is steadily eroding the credibility of the SEC".

And wages in China's interior have been rising even faster in percentage terms than in coastal provinces, steadily narrowing what was once a pattern of much higher wages in coastal export zones.

The weak opening of £2.93m may be part of a pattern of family films and animations opening relatively weakly in late November, but then holding steadily right through to Christmas.

A pattern of deception!