Sentence examples for steadily at the end from inspiring English sources

Largely as a result of a significant increase in the proportion of the population over age 80, the population of Norway continued to grow slowly but steadily at the end of the 20th century.

The growth of government services also has contributed to the expansion of Manitoba's service sector, as has tourism, which increased steadily at the end of the 20th century, although the province's distance from the centres of North American population remains a drawback.

Rudolph was going slowly but steadily at the other end, leaving Kallis to announce himself with a muscular four past point.

Mascarenhas, however, was failing to do the job for which he had been promoted, with wickets falling steadily at the other end as Shah flogged to deep midwicket, Collingwood got in a tangle attempting something exotic that did not become him, Foster chipped a return catch and Swann was bowled first ball.

With Prior playing steadily at the other end, Swann took on the role of the aggressor as he and Prior added 57 for the eighth wicket.

Simmons hit three sixes on his way to a knock of 67 from 78 balls but the opener saw wickets tumble steadily at the other end before he was run out chasing a suicidal call for a single.

And his blistering assault on left-arm seamer Vishwa Fernando - whose opening over cost 25 as it contained a wide as well as Moeen's six boundaries - kick-started their run chase and enabled Cook to accumulate more steadily at the other end.

Demand Note balances have fallen steadily from $6.6 billion at the end of last year, to $5.7 billion at the end of June, to $3.9 billion currently.

SFX's IPO prices started at a healthy $13 a share and slid steadily from $9 at the end of October, 2013 to between $4 and $5 a year later.

Of the cemented prostheses, about 20% were modular at the beginning of the period, but this proportion steadily increased to 90% at the end of the period.

Our jobless rate peaked at 10.8% by the end of 1982 before declining steadily to 5.3% in 1988, at the end of Mr. Reagan's second term.