Sentence examples for steadily appreciated from inspiring English sources

After many years in which the yuan steadily appreciated against the dollar, markets expect a small depreciation in 2015.

One reason is to take advantage of a steadily appreciating yuan.

So the last thing they need is a steadily appreciating currency.

The currency has been steadily appreciating for months; by late afternoon in Sydney, one Australian dollar was worth almost exactly $1.

Mr. Rokakis suggests that it is a combination of Cleveland's underlying economic problems and a lack of the steadily appreciating housing prices that other areas enjoyed.

Although the rise in prices finally appears to be cooling, a shortage of remaining land to develop in Palm Beach Gardens is likely to keep houses steadily appreciating.

Dad wasn't in the habit of throwing money around, but this, he explained, was an investment, something that, like stocks and bonds, would steadily appreciate in value, ultimately going "right through the roof".

Furthermore, following those dark days, the Chinese have allowed their currency, the renminbi, to steadily appreciate, by more than 25% against the dollar since 2005 and considerably more against most other currencies.

In addition, the rupee has been steadily appreciating.

In addition, intensive communication campaigns aimed at encouraging healthcare utilization slowly but steadily became appreciated in some transitional countries [ 8].

The peso has appreciated steadily (see chart).