Sentence examples for steadily expected from inspiring English sources

Throw in a higher comfort level with mobile gadgets, and it's not a big surprise that sales of the systems are rising steadily, expected to reach $21.6 billion by 2020, according to some marketing research estimates.

The locking up of the world's source of cotton supply had been a general calamity, and the Confederate government and people had steadily expected that the English and French governments would intervene in the war.

When some players did not develop as steadily as expected, especially Stewart, Auriemma questioned whether he had overestimated his team.

According to a report by Renub Research, China is the second largest market in the e reader industry as sales increase steadily and expected to equal US by 2014.

Combine another 200 or so rigs with steadily rising expected ultimate recovery rates from each well, and we should look for overall U.S. oil production to rise by about half a million barrels per day over the first half of the year.

There is no denying that this is a euphorically tight market, with demand rising steadily and expected to spike drastically, and suppliers struggling to keep pace--which means that the door for new lithium supplies is wide open and this is now a fast-paced exploration and exploitation game.

Dividends are rising steadily, and are expected to reach record amounts this year.

"Everyone who reads the Times of India is on the Net," he told me, and, with the price of smartphones steadily dropping, he expected the newspaper business to be disrupted more quickly.

"Calls have been coming through steadily (and as expected on a bank holiday Monday) but the call centre has capacity and no issues have been reported," said the Treasury.

Manual workers employed in manufacturing in the United States now makeup only 18% of the total work force; by the end of the century, they are likely to account for 10% or so in the United States and elsewhere with manufacturing production steadily rising and expected to be at least 50% higher.

Under the Obama administration, the poverty rate has been climbing steadily and is expected to hit its highest levels since the 1960s.