Sentence examples for steadily bad from inspiring English sources

The biggest factor in the deforestation, which some residents have called Treepocalypse, has been the steadily bad weather.

Greenhouse gas concentrations continue to grow at an alarming rate; projections of the risks of these concentrations become steadily graver, more bad news.

Grew up too fast in some respects but not fast enough to outgrow the adolescent flaws and shortcomings of character to which I would steadily succumb in a bad way".

For the past 40 years productivity has risen steadily in good times and bad.

Cable has been so durable because it continues to bring in new viewers and its business is dependent on fees from cable operators like Comcast and Time Warner Cable, money that flows steadily in good times and bad.

One of the newer inductees to the core group of funnymen is Danny McBride, the star of "Eastbound & Down"; in the show, he's Kenny Powers, onetime Major League star reliever with a fastball of a hundred and one miles an hour, a speed that steadily decreased as his self-destructiveness — a combination of bad attitude, bad habits, and bad karma — accelerated.

Bad ice years have increased steadily since observations began — "it used to be 1 in 4 was a bad year, now 1 in 5 is a good year," Barnes said.

The bank's capital ratio was being steadily depleted by a torrent of bad debts.

The bad news piles up steadily these days at Gov. George Pataki's office door.

They had made the cut, and their money was getting the Madoff touch, growing steadily and solidly in good times and bad.

We can see that the suspicious level of malicious nodes increases steadily when nodes turn from good to bad.