Sentence examples for has gone steadily from inspiring English sources

Since then, Congress has gone steadily and sadly backward on energy policy.

Since then, EM.TV has gone steadily downhill, shocking investors with drastic earnings restatements and heavy debts.

Since she stopped collecting paychecks in April, when she was fired, her luck has gone steadily downhill.

But spending on public schools has gone steadily upward, effectively rewarding bureaucrats for their failure to keep parents and students happy.

Although the trend has gone steadily downward over the past two decades, some 20percentt of the adult population smokes — that's about 48 million people.

In the 16 years since the then Post Office described itself to the Guardian as "the best in the world" (I remember: I wrote the story), it has gone steadily backwards.

The Francis report argued that the prime local forums for public engagement have gone steadily downhill since community health councils (CHC) were abolished by Patricia Hewitt.

For reasons that aren't fully understood, diagnosis rates for autism have gone steadily upward in America in recent years.

For print writers, things have gone steadily downhill.

And how is it that, during the same period, we have gone steadily backwards on a whole set of economic issues?

There are three reasons: (a) Jeb is the only candidate whose numbers have gone steadily down, although (b) Jeb has spent far more than any other candidate, and (c) as I've argued for more than six months, despite his massive ID, Jeb has no path to win the nomination.