Sentence examples for steadily use from inspiring English sources

"To us, the steady growth rate indicates that the app economy is not yet experiencing saturation, as consumers steadily use more apps over time," Khalaf writes.

While in the periphery, we steadily use the thermostat (i) to keep a film at the periphery in contact with the substrate (therefore, the pedestals in Figs. 4 and 7 are in rest at the substrate) and (ii) to support temperature at the periphery below the melting temperature.

She notes the motivational messages placarded on the plant's walls and windows: "SUPPORT YOUR STEEL, IT SUPPORTS YOU!" She steadily uses the accretion of these gritty details to give her novel authenticity and weight.

The farming community grew steadily, using the river to transport produce.

The break will give the cast and production crew time to recharge and work steadily, using their mastery on the magic for Season Two just as they did for Season One.

Many new noninvasive MRI techniques have been steadily used for the diagnosis of occult central nervous system complications in ESRD patients.

Products While at Mobile Farmers Vegetable Farm James Jackson, steadily used and experimented with compost and fertilized with manure of different kinds.

Under a timetable set by the treaty, industrialized countries have steadily decreased use of methyl bromide since 1999 and are to end all use by 2005, except in situations where there are no effective substitutes or markets would be disrupted.

By 2012, the virtual currency was attracting wider attention and we began to see its steadily increasing use.

But experts cite other reasons for the steadily growing use of campus counseling, including a complex blend of cultural forces that has created new levels of student anxiety and depression.

A proliferation of talent in the N.B.A. and a liberation of that talent, particularly on the offensive end, due to new rules and the steadily increasing use of the three-point shot means that nearly every team has a star worth fawning over, and that every imaginable statistical record stands under nightly threat.