Sentence examples similar to steadily deferred from inspiring English sources

In addition, the evidence has been growing steadily for deferring initial defibrillation attempts until a brief period of aggressive chest compressions can first be performed when the circulatory arrest was not witnessed by responding professional rescuers and several minutes have likely elapsed [ 8, 19].

Partly as a result, savings — known in economics as deferred consumption — have fallen steadily for more than 30 years, from a high of nearly 12 percent of income.

The city has steadily reduced operating expenses, trimmed payroll, reduced reserves and deferred capital purchases while doing our best to limit their impact on direct service to the public.

Once a source of pride, the Metro steadily fell into disrepair in recent decades, burdened by unstructured growth, deferred maintenance, and an unwieldy governance structure.

The Council has threatened to impose an arms embargo, but has deferred taking action while the warring parties, particularly the government, have steadily expanded their arsenals.

Not deferred.

"They were deferred.

Necessary maintenance was deferred.

He deferred to Idzik.

More like deferred frustration.

So there's deferred maintenance.