Sentence examples for steadily higher in from inspiring English sources

Stocks have escaped their August doldrums and moved steadily higher in September, helped by several encouraging economic signals.

The stock market stumbled at midmorning after the government reported a plunge in new-home sales, then drifted steadily higher in the afternoon.

Intel, which has several billion dollars in debt but cash and short-term investments better than six times that sum, has seen its stock creep steadily higher in recent weeks in front of what should be a better than expected first quarter report.

The choice of 1000 days was based on the cumulative hazard plots of all-cause mortality for the colectomy group and the control group (see online supplementary figure S1); approximately until that point in time, the colectomy group had a much higher mortality, but thereafter the slopes of the cumulative hazards were stable in both groups, although still steadily higher in the colectomy group.

By limiting the risk period to 1000 days following surgery and onwards, the all-cause mortality was stable in the colectomy and the control groups, although still with a steadily higher mortality in the colectomy group.

Ultra-reliable Japanese vehicles, on the other hand, have commanded steadily higher prices in America, even after the bigger, but still modest, incentives that the Japanese carmakers have felt obliged to offer.Chrysler's famed ex-boss, Lee Iacocca, once likened rebates to narcotics.

In fact, the index has climbed steadily higher since it was created in January 2006, gaining more than 36% along the way.

Both options, also open to the Giants, stress the bottom line for fans: If you think paying steadily higher prices ensured you generations in your legacy seats, you've deluded yourself into believing the teams care as much for you as you do for them.

While nurses on Units A and C reported steadily higher conceptual use of research in conjunction with more positive perceptions of the organizational context; conceptual research use reported by nurses on Unit B, and for all nurses combined, did not follow this pattern.

The major indexes moved steadily higher throughout the day, paring losses suffered in the prior session.

Except NAC, the other ESTs encoding transcription factors in this cluster expressed steadily higher than their basal level.