Sentence examples for stayed fairly steady from inspiring English sources

But where they blew hot and cold, Hazlewood stayed fairly steady throughout.

Skyrocketing gun sales don't mean more households have guns than ever before that percentage has stayed fairly steady for decades.

After a decade of stinging cuts, defence spending has stayed fairly steady since 2004 at around £32 billion ($60 billion), or 2.5% of GDP.

But for the quarter, total dollars invested stayed fairly steady, off only about 1percentt from each of the first two quarters.

More American teenagers are using cannabis (which, strictly speaking, includes not just the herb marijuana but the resin), but the number of youngsters experimenting with cocaine or heroin has stayed fairly steady.

While the rates for cars and the Jeep sport utilities have stayed fairly steady (roughly 40 or 50 fatal rollovers per million vehicles), the rate for the Explorer rose from 53 per million in 1994 to 121 last year.

The cooler temperatures and drier air are somewhat refreshing though, staying fairly steady in the upper 50s to mid-60s.

In measuring immediate well-being — yesterday's emotional state — the researchers found that stress declines from age 22 onward, reaching its lowest point at 85. Worry stays fairly steady until 50, then sharply drops off.

They could be disappointed.For most of the past decade, the nominal value of the rupee has been allowed to decline gently against the dollar, by about 5% a year, thus staying fairly steady in real terms.

Otherwise it risks flouting another key principle: not to steal business from private-sector financiers.For the time being, the EBRD says, its lending in Central European countries will stay fairly steady, at around $1 billion a year.

And I think it's reasonably likely that that will happen that rates stay fairly steady in the coming year and that stocks muddle through.