Sentence examples for age steadily from inspiring English sources

Women of child-bearing age steadily run out of eggs by the continuous process of cell death.

The coalition government opted to abolish compulsory retirement at 65 in 2011, with the retirement age steadily rising since the turn of the century.

NPR has seen its audience age steadily, like so many of the old-line media companies — a typical radio listener is between 48 and 78.

Donor age steadily increased over recent decades.

The fleet of big jets operated by nine major domestic airlines has aged steadily since 2002, according to Airline Monitor, an aviation research firm.

Because Japan's population has been aging steadily, medical costs have been rising towards a major financial crisis in recent years [ 22].

Second, the country that replaces gasoline-powered vehicles with electric-powered vehicles — in an age of steadily rising oil prices and steadily falling battery prices — will have a huge cost advantage and independence from imported oil.

In KwaZulu-Natal and Swaziland, prevalence is skewed to the left, with high prevalence among younger ages that steadily declines with age.

And for years, sleep scientists thought they knew what was going on: sleep starts to deteriorate in late middle age and steadily erodes from then on.

One hundred years ago essentially all men in their early 60s worked; today just six in ten do, and the typical retirement age has steadily declined (while life expectancy has increased).

"The age is steadily getting lower," said Dr. Saul Quijada, another of the forensic physicians.