Sentence examples for steadily recovered from inspiring English sources
Then they slowly and steadily recovered and finished with only modest losses at the end of the day.
In the light of recent developments in Iran, its national currency, the rial, has steadily recovered value against the dollar.
The index, which has steadily recovered from steep losses in April and May, is now less than six points below its Dec. 31, 1999, close.
Internal Obama administration estimates say the effort was set back by 18 months to two years, but some experts inside and outside the government are more skeptical, noting that Iran's enrichment levels have steadily recovered, giving the country enough fuel today for five or more weapons, with additional enrichment.
Since then the Royal Family has steadily recovered its poise, except for a sharp break in 1997 when the Queen and her advisers badly underestimated the emotion aroused by the sudden death of Princess Diana as a result of a car crash in Paris.
Remarkably, in August 2014 the Service withdrew their listing proposal, maintaining that per scientific review, the wolverine has steadily recovered in the past half century, and that while the climate is warming, climate change effects are unlikely to place it in danger of extinction now or in the foreseeable future.
"The market for handsets is slowly and steadily recovering," said Thomas Langer of WestLB Panmure.
Tourism to Japan took a major hit after the March 11 , 2011 earthquake and tsunami, but has been steadily recovering.
The decline was smaller than economists had expected, and indicated that external demand is steadily recovering, Qing Wang, China economist at Morgan Stanley, said in a note.
Since the banking sector plunged into huge losses after the subprime-mortgage implosion, and the taxpayers bailed it out, its revenues and profits have been steadily recovering.
October was a better month for carmakers, and provided more evidence that the market was slowly but steadily recovering from the lows it hit earlier this year.
