Sentence examples for living steadily from inspiring English sources

His adherence to the Stalinist economic model had disastrous consequences: both industry and agriculture fell into disarray, and the standard of living steadily deteriorated.

Citizens who have watched their standard of living steadily erode then blame these scapegoats -- think immigrants, trade agreements, political opponents -- for everything that makes them feel disenfranchised.

Household finances are under mounting pressure, with the cost of living rising steadily as the weak pound bites, and wage growth stagnating.

From the 1970s on, the result of these policies was the progressive impoverishment of Zambia; unemployment rose, living standards steadily declined, and the provision of education and other social services decayed.

No, the greatest danger is the people who buy into the cult of fiscal austerity as the answer to all of life's problems, even as growth slows, major companies decline to hire, and living standards steadily erode for those not fortunate enough to be certifiably rich.

I felt the pulse of their lives steadily behind me.

From the end of the 19th century onwards, the idea of the state providing people with secure and dependable places to live had steadily gained ground.

It is something Rubens would paint, a masterpiece of effulgence and protuberance, a Baroque battle scene in whose shadow the ordinary lives of ordinary people go steadily on, while they wait to see how it will all turn out.

Everything's gone up and the cost of living is rising steadily while tax credit has been cut.

We saw this process at work during Bill Clinton's second term, when living standards rose steadily, but so far in this recovery it has been conspicuously lacking.

And just because living standards have steadily eroded under the banner of "austerity" doesn't mean that they can't rise once again.