Sentence examples for has been remarkably steady from inspiring English sources

The drumbeat of approval has been remarkably steady.

By 2007, it had grown to 8.1percentt, and the increase has been remarkably steady.

The erosion of the President's position has been remarkably steady over two years.

Sterling has been remarkably steady on the foreign exchanges, but will need to fall in order to increase exports and dampen consumption.

Support for a republic has been remarkably steady – at just under one in five of the population – across four decades, although in the past its advocates have been clamorous and their concerns more visible on the political and cultural agenda.

Conservative party support has been remarkably steady through the second half of the parliament – with average monthly vote share in the range of 32%-34 32%-34he past 36 months.

After rising sharply in 2003, stocks have been remarkably steady this year.

Benoit Paire vs. Marcos Baghdatis While the Frenchman Benoit Paire's matches are often mischievous and perhaps even petulant, his results have been remarkably steady.

GIVEAWAYS: The Yankees had a poor season defensively, but they have been remarkably steady in the postseason, making the vast majority of routine plays, collecting only 3 errors in 11 games and allowing no unearned runs.

Overall it can be said that while gains in life expectancy have been remarkably steady both overall and across states of India, gains against life span variance have been scarcer.

White Democratic respondents to the polls have been remarkably steady in their opinions about Obama's re-nomination.