Sentence examples for a somewhat steady from inspiring English sources

However, at a large r0, the overlap settles to a somewhat steady value.

After a somewhat steady stream of T-Mobile USA customers reported that the Android "Cupcake" update had hit their G1s last week, all went silent.

Therefore, as Mosul and Raqqa fall in the near future, it would be very naïve not to expect a somewhat steady and swarming flow of foreign and local ISIS fighters into Turkey, and certainly from Turkey to Europe, which would considerably increase the likelihood of future attacks and establishment of new terrorist cells in Europe.

It runs at a somewhat steady flow year-round, fed by a continuous supply of water from the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant in the Sepulveda Basin, which dumps 23 million gallons of reclaimed water a day into the river.

The input from the rectifier resembles a string of humps; the output of the "smoothing capacitor" is a somewhat steady voltage with ripples.

Kabul is a somewhat steadier capital than it was a year ago.

Thankfully for them, a dismantling of New Zealand in the World Cup playoffs saw them squeak into the World Cup after finishing fourth in the Hex, and that's given current coach Miguel Herrera enough of a mandate to somewhat steady the side.

The comedy managed to hold somewhat steady, despite a shortened season and a move to Fridays.

In all cases, however, leaf photosynthesis followed a regular pattern of increasing rates over the first few weeks to a peak rate and then declined markedly to lower but somewhat steady rates throughout the remaining growing season.

Classical musical supporters, perhaps the most prevalent Cassandras in the arts, will learn that their fan base has remained somewhat steady since 2008.

BHP Billiton, which bucked the trend in holding iron ore output somewhat steady rather than strongly scaling back as rivals Rio and Vale did, said Wednesday it ended up having to sell 28% of its iron ore production on the spot market, at discounted prices, from July through March.