Sentence examples for programs steadily from inspiring English sources

During the first 50 years of the 20th century, contributions from industry-based discovery programs steadily increased, stabilizing near half of all first publications for NMEs.

Since genomic programs steadily increase the number of transposon targeted genes it will become easier to perform this kind of genetic analysis to increase our knowledge of integrated mechanisms of stress resistance in Drosophila.

Similarly, despite frequent warnings from the United States, Israel, and others, the Iranian nuclear program steadily advanced for years.

Enrollments in many college nursing programs fell steadily in the mid-1990's in the face of hospital cutbacks and the growth of managed care.

In the past fifteen years, government spending on sports facilities and sports-training programs has steadily increased to a point where the British Olympic team now receives about a hundred and twenty-five million pounds (about two hundred million dollars) in annual funding.

Within science and technology, funding for EPA's research and development programs has steadily declined in recent years, both in terms of what Congress has approved and what Obama has requested.

The number of PSM programs grew steadily, reaching 140 in 2009 -- and then nearly doubled, to 247 currently, as a result of support from the Sloan Foundation and the National Science Foundation.

The relative proportion of searches for 'Perl programming', as compared with similar searches for other programming languages, steadily declined from about 10% in 2005 to about 2% in 2011, and has remained around the 2% level since.

He theorized that rising crime there was not a factor because the program advertises steadily regardless of trends.

The Americans were reminded that sanctions or not, the North Korean nuclear program is steadily advancing, thus increasing the likelihood of proliferation.

At the same time the replacement of merchant vessels in the building program improved steadily, until it eventually far outstripped losses.