Sentence examples for steadily interrupted from inspiring English sources
Since then, though, the lot of New Yorkers has improved steadily, interrupted only during the years surrounding the Great Depression, according to the report, which will be available on Monday on the bureau's Web site, at www.bls.gov/opub/uscs.gov/opub/uscs
From the 15th century onward the population increased steadily, growth being interrupted by wars and natural disasters in the mid-17th century and slowed by the internal strife and foreign invasions in the century that preceded the communist takeover in 1949.
The frustration is especially poignant when widening intergroup contacts make the frustrated segment more vitally aware of its disadvantages, when its members have been encouraged by education or a public policy statement to aspire to relatively unattainable objectives, and when a period of steadily improving conditions is suddenly interrupted.
Our embrace was interrupted by the dull but steadily increasing roar of an aircraft.
Since late last year, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries have been ratcheting up output as anxiety over a war with Iraq, heightened United States demand during an unusually cold winter and interrupted Venezuelan production pushed oil prices steadily higher.
Although the speeds would permit steadily flying migrants to reach their wintering grounds in a relatively short time, the journeys are interrupted by long stops, during which the birds rest and hunt for food.
Oil prices rose steadily over the summer as analysts and traders feared that supplies from oil-producing countries like Iraq and Nigeria could be interrupted.
