Sentence examples for steadily raise from inspiring English sources

Secure in their quasi-monopolistic dominance, cable providers have found that they can steadily raise rates and not lose too many customers.

A law passed last year will steadily raise national pension-fund premiums (which are split between workers and their employers), from 13.58% of pay then to 18.3% in 2017.

Some states set their minimum wage above the federal minimum, and in September, California passed a law that will steadily raise its minimum wage to $10 an hour by 2016.

To fund its education policies, the new administration aims to steadily raise corporate taxes from 20%to25%5%, which would bring Chile closer to the norm among developed nations.

The law is intended to ratchet up the quality of teachers at high-poverty schools, steadily raise student achievement in reading, math and science, and use student test scores to dictate whether a school should survive.

That progress coupled with the rising value of crypto — i.e. what owners of Bitmain miners can earn — has helped the company steadily raise the price of its hardware.

By 2004, however, the Fed was steadily raising interest rates.

India's regulators also relaxed their grip, steadily raising the limits on investments abroad.

It has steadily raised interest rates to fight off inflation (see chart).

Mr. Abbott has been steadily raising money and working on his path to the governorship.

Mr. Brammertz had steadily raised his criticism of Serbia's manhunt.