Sentence examples for much steadier from inspiring English sources

The plants had a much steadier, more measured evolution of diversity.

In both habitats, temperature and humidity are much steadier than outside, making for stable environments.

You'd be much steadier on a pavement than in a park, provided nobody ever dropped anything.

Instead of booming for a quarter or two and then crashing the next, overall growth rates are much steadier.

The Holocene channels have much smaller channel widths and meander lengths, formed under conditions of lower annual flows and much steadier flow regime.

The pharmacokinetic study of DMN treatment in rats showed that the plasma levels of ENG were a dose-dependent profile and were much steadier than intradermal (ID) injections.

(Palmer confirmed this to The Post). It did not appear to State Department investigators that Toure or his wife held much steady work after they arrived in the United States.

The number of hours worked in the United States has remained pretty much steady for decades, and is 30% higher than in Europe.

But what mires me in pessimism is the fact that so much of life is pain and sorrow and wilful ignorance and violence, and pushing back against that tide takes so much effort, so much steady fight.

Old-school boxing gyms have their merits, but many are stuck in the past, doing too much steady-state cardio, not enough strength and conditioning, and employing out-dated approaches to nutrition and weight-cutting.

The finance, insurance, and real-estate industry (FIRE) did increase its share of GDP, beginning in the late nineteen-nineties, but not by as much as you might think — indeed, its total share of GDP held pretty much steady from 2001 on.