Sentence examples for lead steadily from inspiring English sources

This pattern was observed in weanling rats exposed to lead steadily through drinking water or dosed orally with an equivalent quantity of lead once per week.

During that time, her lead steadily eroded.

Christine!" as returns began to trickle in and her lead steadily climbed.

But his lead steadily shrank and by Wednesday morning was 34,537 votes, or less than 0.5% of the ballots cast, the trigger for a state-mandated machine recount.

In adult rats, significant correlations between blood lead and kidney lead and between blood lead and femur lead were found only in the rats receiving lead steadily in drinking water.

Carbon dioxide is the most prevalent greenhouse gas and is the leading pollutant in the atmosphere, causing our Earth's natural greenhouse effect to intensify and lead to steadily increasing atmospheric temperatures.

But anyway, suppose the economy is depressed; this will lead to steadily falling inflation, which will lead the central bank to keep cutting interest rates (and because the inflation coefficient in Taylor rules is always bigger than one, this means cutting real rates); and eventually the interest rate will fall enough to restore full employment.

While most people realised this and were happy to lose a little privacy in return for a material benefit, far fewer realised that the privacy loss was "progressive" and would lead to steadily greater intrusions, he said.

"He stubbornly refuses to allow the importation of drugs from Canada, while steadily the prices are going up". "I think his stubborn leadership has led America steadily in the wrong direction," Mr. Kerry, who is from Massachusetts, added, "and that's why we're going to vote for change in November".

But his stumbles led to steadily declining poll numbers nationally and in the early voting states.

Petronio led us steadily on a path beyond death, ending the work with a solo for Sciscione.