But when The New York Times headlined, "Chocoholics Take Note: Beloved Bean in Peril," the Chocolate Manufacturers Association responded with this rather strained semantic offering: "cocoa bean supply is expected to increase steadily, but may not keep pace with demand.
Demand for crude has been growing steadily, but that may not last because economic growth in China, the world's second-largest oil consumer after the US, is slowing.
Francis may not go that far but he is steadily filling the College of Cardinals with moderate pastors rather than doctrinal ideologues.
Their model includes assumptions (such as growth increasing steadily with increasing temperature) that may not be true under all circumstances, and thus should be applied with this knowledge in mind [54].
Fig. 1 Even when evolutionary change occurs slowly and steadily, many steps in the transition may not be preserved in the fossil record.
At the upcoming G-20 meeting, Russia may not merit such a comparison, but it is moving steadily in that direction.
While a roughly 1% lead over Lenovo may not seem like much, Acer's growth has been steadily increasing each year while Lenovo's has remained relatively flat.
Given the steadily rising cost of arms technology, Israel may not "break even" in terms of actual numbers of weapons delivered.
The reality TV show "Wall Street Wives," which plans to track the lives of the women married to the barons of finance, may not yet have a development deal, but it has been steadily adding to its cast.
But that may not hold true in the case of Aaliyah, whose fame was steadily building while she was alive and then increased dramatically with the news of her death.
