Sentence examples for for a steadily from inspiring English sources

He can also claim credit for a steadily reviving American economy, even as many formerly robust developing countries are experiencing weakness for the first time in years because of falling commodity prices and sagging currencies.

In the last five years, as has been mentioned previously in this space, corporate jets -- once derided as symbols of decadence and wretched excess -- have become practical travel alternatives for a steadily growing number of companies.

This paper describes studies of the near tip fields and the effects on void growth rates for a steadily advancing crack through a ductile metal in the presence of hydrogen, under plane-strain and quasi-static conditions.

Starc excelled and removed opener Petersen for a steadily paced 30 with a fierce, full delivery before finding a way through the defence of Jacques Kallis, who has a hamstring problem, after the veteran all-rounder had scored two runs from seven painful-looking balls.

Our doctor's warning -- one he now gives to all his young patients and their families -- came from his years of caring for a steadily increasing flow of kids suffering serious, sometimes life-altering concussions from playing soccer.

The result has been — to the growing frustration of many obesity experts — almost no pharmaceutical aid for a steadily growing population of Americans desperate for help in shedding pounds.

But Goldman's outlook for its business did not bode well for the rest of a steadily shrinking Wall Street.

For years, a steadily shrinking staff struggled to maintain the aging collection and to catalog the growing archive of Holocaust-related clippings culled by a group of volunteers, some of whom had themselves survived German death camps.

Joinpoint analysis for Oropharyngeal cancers for men showed a steadily increasing trend with annual change of 1.2%.

Campaigns against proposed new branches have become a staple of London community politics – an easy focus for discontent about a steadily less inclusive, more money-driven city.

But for the past five years, a steadily increasing stream of intellectual property lawyers from Boston, New York, San Francisco and all points Texas have filled the chain hotels along U.S. Highway 59.