Sentence examples for steadily reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Output prices continued to grow steadily, reinforcing the Bank's concern that manufacturers were finding it easier to pass on their higher costs.

Such sentiment has not kept Germany from steadily reinforcing its military and cultural presence in Alamogordo, a city best known for its proximity to the site of the first atomic bomb explosion but one that already had historical connections with Germany.

The British element was to be steadily reinforced by northern English (coming by way of Liverpool), Highland and Lowland Scots, and southern and northern Irish.

Since 3 a.m. on Thursday, the air pocket has been steadily reinforced with compressed air delivered through an emergency six-inch pipe sunk to hold back the surrounding waters and deliver oxygen to the miners.

More recently he was registered at the job centre" (#13) The accounts describe how cycles of unemployment, drinking and ill health were mutually reinforcing, steadily bringing a decline in physical and mental health, making death seem inevitable.

The CAMHS system is in many respects a system that is governed by reinforcing loops, steadily pushing the system away from a desirable, stable level of performance.

The figure for those who stayed in the top fifth increased slightly but steadily over the three decades, reinforcing the sense of diminished social mobility.Not all social scientists accept the conclusion that mobility is declining.

"Economists are steadily raising growth forecasts, pushing up risky markets and creating a self reinforcing dynamic," says the Morgan report.

Each had multiple, mutually reinforcing impairments (e.g. tremor and visual loss and stiff hands) that were steadily worsening, culturally framed and bound up with the prospect of decline and death.

Coaxing, cajoling, reinforcing.

This reinforces the reinforcing effects.