Sentence examples for rather steadily from inspiring English sources

"I would expect these numbers to grow rather steadily.

Instead, it has flowed rather steadily toward an ever more regionless, accentless, slick amiability.

"Unemployment has been rather steadily going down, and the job growth has been accelerating".

Intermittently, at least since about 1830 and rather steadily from 1850, there has been a substantial flow of immigrant population into France.

A Gallup poll released on Thursday found that, after rising rather steadily for the past two decades, the percentage of Americans who said that the country is divided into "haves" and "have-nots" took the largest drop since the question was asked.

In practice, the number of certified organic farms have increased slowly, and rather steadily, over time.

On the other hand, the FCGR of the CG copper showed no temporary drop but rather increased steadily with cycling.

Air toxics may be released in sudden and catastrophic accidents rather than steadily and gradually from many sources.

We're past that point and rather than steadily yet tentatively recovering, the economy is still looking very strained.

More thoughtful Mexican farmers, such as Eduardo Palau in Sinaloa, would rather see steadily liberalising trade than subsidies.The 2003 tariff eliminations will, in fact, make almost no material difference.

Its repertory is only a handful of works, shuffled slightly from year to year, and its productions are offered in short bursts, rather than steadily through the year.