Sentence examples for steady number from inspiring English sources

"We've always had a steady number of incoming phone calls, but now it's full-time".

But there appear to be a steady number of military veterans and dealers still eager to buy.

Another bright point, they point out, is the steady number of people being ordained, around 500 each year.

At Condé Nast magazines like Wired, Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, that wish has become reality for a small but steady number of writers.

But lately, Dr. Michael Nuccitelli, the executive director of the clinic, has been seeing a steady number of job seekers, particularly former retirees who have had to go back to work because of financial reversals.

Ryan, who spoke first, argued for passing a version of the Senate bill, saying that reforming the immigration system would strengthen the economy, supplying U.S. companies with a steady number of immigrants to take jobs that other Americans didn't want.

The elite runners were just about visible in front of us, and steady numbers were building behind.

Most shows focus their early advertising in New York City and the nearby suburbs, given the relatively steady numbers of theatergoers there, while groups — from religious denominations or social clubs — have typically been left to Broadway ticketing agencies to pursue.

Still, he said Wright, given a change of scenery and relieved of the burden of trying to prop up a losing franchise, might put up steady numbers for years to come.

Moreover, your steady numbers prove that one doesn't need to be a self-mythologizing, multi-platform performing brand to hold an audience; perhaps being a good solid news anchor is enough.

While incidence rates are generally steady, numbers of new colorectal cancer diagnoses have been increasing with population growth [ 1].