Sentence examples for steadily meaning from inspiring English sources

For many years, a growing problem in astronomical research (as in other academic disciplines) was that the number of papers published in the major astronomical journals was increasing steadily, meaning astronomers were able to read less and less of the latest research findings.

Clinton's disliked numbers have been going steadily up meaning the more people that hear and see hear her the more people dislike her.

Its growing population, while becoming more consumerist, still has a high savings rate, meaning steadily rising flows of money into insurance and pension funds.

But over the course of the first hour of the debate, his odds steadily plunged to 12 percent, meaning that the traders were now betting that he had a one in eight chance of winning Tuesday's contest — less than half the likelihood they foresaw before the debate began.

Of course, that approach gets steadily costlier over time, meaning the cost-benefit analysis at 20 months could look very different at 36 months or 10 years.

Thus, cells grown on the RPI at increasing partial gravity levels exhibit a steadily decrease in fluorescence intensity, meaning that the cells divide faster at higher partial gravity levels, accordingly losing fluorescence intensity.

The percentage of voters who have an unfavorable view of the former governor of Vermont has steadily risen in recent weeks, Mr. Chervinsky said, meaning they will be very tough to convert.

When things are going right, meaning that the stockmarket is rising steadily each year, there are few industries that can legally make as much money as this one.

Ziad Ashour, 43, a butcher, said that "since the first intifada," meaning the Palestinian uprising in 1987, "things have steadily declined in Gaza".

Gus Van Sant's "Elephant," suggested by the Columbine school shootings, is perhaps the most accomplished example of the anti-interpretive approach, steadily refusing to guide the viewer toward the consolation of meaning.

After the release of Otis Blue, Redding became a "catalogue" artist, meaning his albums were not immediate blockbusters, but rather sold steadily over time.