Sentence examples for steadily left from inspiring English sources

It isn't a huge surprise since the company had steadily left key markets across the region and beyond during the past year or so.

Astronauts have been steadily leaving the agency.

The mayor said that he had been to the site and that people were steadily leaving with sand.

At Statewide, for example, those like Elizabeth renting smaller units — traditionally the backbone of the business — have been steadily leaving.

Rural disaffection in western France, especially over the religious question referred to earlier, had been building steadily, leaving republicans in the region's cities and small towns an unpopular and vulnerable minority.

The best minds in the Brotherhood have been steadily leaving the organisation as its non-inclusive policies have become more apparent, and as the degree of falsification and the number of volte-faces they make have become hard to stomach.

And most big firms believe that they can keep an edge in future by continuing to invest in new generations of products.Japan's weak spot is in low-cost, mass production, which has been steadily leaving for lower-wage countries (just as it has also been seeping out of western Europe and America).

Meanwhile, the shoreline of the Salton Sea continues to expand, the remaining fish to die, and the migratory birds to sojourn in a ghost town — an ecosystem that was abruptly created but is disappearing slowly and steadily, leaving an unmistakable odor behind.

The programme since has been plagued by complaints about distrust and delays in paying salaries, as well as almost daily bombings or shootings targeting Awakening Council leaders and members across Iraq this year, which have troubled US commanders as their combat troops steadily leave the country.

Such was the state of the UK's cocaine market that punters were steadily leaving it behind other drugs, like MDMA and mephedrone, grew in popularity (ephedrine, a former legal high, has grown 300percentt in popularity since it was banned in 2010)—and the cocaine market temporally rallied in 2012, says Morgan.

He walked steadily gazing left and right at the rows of dark crosses mostly marking teenagers who were too young to vote when Hitler came to power.