Sentence examples for steadily reversed from inspiring English sources

Maybe it is because the surge in federal employment on President Reagan's watch in the 1980's has been steadily reversed every year since 1990.

The economic mismanagement of Ahmadinejad's era is being steadily reversed but Rouhani has done little to fulfil his many other promises, especially for greater social freedoms and protection of human rights.

"Our country is slowly but steadily reversing the damage done by the failed, racially biased war on drugs," Jesselyn McCurdy, a senior legislative counsel at the ACLU, said in a statement.

The post-Soviet sag in gross oil production is steadily being reversed; indeed, Russia overtook Saudi Arabia this spring by pumping 7.28 million barrels a day in March.

An Associated Press review of government records shows accident numbers growing steadily since 2009, reversing a decade-long decline... Keystone would move up to 830,000 barrels of oil a day.

But for the past month or two, Obama has certainly realized that he has just not being doing all that great a job communicating his agenda to the public, and has been working steadily to reverse this trend.

The car was reversing steadily towards me, barely a foot from my feet.

Until the 1990 s, there were more health facilities per capita in the countryside than in the cities, but recently this was reversed and the gap has steadily expanded.

The diastolic blood pressure decreased among all age-cohorts during 1990 2003, then it reversed and has subsequently increased steadily (data not shown).

Steadily rising prices for food and housing are unlikely to be reversed, despite President Hassan Rouhani's efforts to curb inflation.

After steadily losing audience share for the last several years, it has reversed the trend this season, gaining total viewers for the first time since 2007.