Sentence examples for steadily from a from inspiring English sources

Having declined steadily from a peak of 10.5 percent a year ago, the unemployment rate for the city is now significantly lower than the national rate, which rose to 9.8 percent in November, from 9.6 percent in October.

Industrial employment in western Germany declined steadily from a postwar peak.

Even so, his O.P.S. (on-base plus slugging) has dropped steadily from a career-high 1.114 in 2008.

Microsoft shares, which closed at $55 yesterday, have climbed steadily from a 52-week low of $40.25 in late December.

The plume fringe rose steadily from a depth of around 5 m towards the surface with a few meters in the period 1998 2003.

The rating rose  steadily, from a 7.0 from 3 to 3 30 p.m. Eastern to a peak of 12.6 from 6 30 to 7 p.m.

This disparity had grown steadily from a decade before, and in some states, including Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois, blacks were around eight times as likely to be arrested.

Nonetheless, the police force has been shrinking steadily, from a high of 40,285 officers in 2000, to about 35,600 last year.

It has moved cautiously but steadily from a command economy to a semi-market one and in so doing has enormously enriched an increasing proportion of its people.

It shows the index declining steadily from a peak in early 2009, with just a brief pause during the summer of 2010.

It took a turn for the worse in late April surprisingly at the same time the NIH decided to fund the genital herpes studies dropping steadily from A$0.50 to its present A$0.38.