Sentence examples for steadily cheaper from inspiring English sources

They are still rapidly expanding and steadily cheaper generators.

It should get money in such a way that manufacturers have incentives to keep putting out more efficient panels that get steadily cheaper.

But most analysts say that ordinary mobile phone service will become steadily cheaper and will no longer provide the steep revenue growth that wireless operators have enjoyed in the last decade.

As transport grows steadily cheaper, Edward Glaeser, who teaches at Harvard, has found that cities with an average daily temperature in January of under 30°F grew by less than 5% between 1990 and 2000, while those with temperatures above 50° grew three times as fast.

In the UK health organisations say alcohol sold in shops has become steadily cheaper compared to incomes.

But once we create a big market for electric cars or biofuels, those options will get steadily cheaper as their numbers grow.

Thanks to selective breeding and efficient, hygienic processing, American meat has grown steadily leaner, cheaper and safer, says Joe Luter, Smithfield's chairman.

Battlefield helmet cameras aren't new; some units even provide them to their troops, and we will continue to see a proliferation of their material as the tools steadily grow cheaper and smaller.

As a result the content of the farthing, which was once made of silver, was steadily switched to cheaper copper, tin and bronze.The Canadian government is presenting the decision to abolish the penny as a matter of public economy: the move will save C$11m $$11m) a year in production and distribution costs.

Since then, the price has been capped in the more expensive markets and steadily increased in the cheaper ones to achieve the necessary convergence.

Computers have been getting steadily "better" — faster, smaller, cheaper — for sixty years.