Sentence examples for take place steadily from inspiring English sources
It is clear that we are about to enter on a period of considerably cheaper money, and the rebuilding process can take place steadily when a new world level has been attained.The slump on the New York Stock Exchange, which has resulted in this great change in the monetary outlook, is one of the spectacular episodes of financial history.
The distinction between natural and planted forest is less clear than for other world regions as much of the original forest cover was removed in early Medieval times, and reafforestation has taken place steadily since the 1700s.
There's a good deal of evidence — much of it now submerged — that this process did not take place slowly and steadily but, rather, in fits and starts.
For two decades, Mishel has been a critic of the S.B.T.C. theory, and that morning in San Diego, he argued that broad technological innovation has been taking place so steadily for so long that the rise of computers simply can't explain the recent explosion in inequality.
Over an extended period of time and due to gravitational forces, it was postulated that binder creep in the mix had taken place which steadily disrupted air voids continuity and subsequently caused the mix permeability to reduce.
The evening we visited, they were facing the Bangor Lumberjacks, and the woman who had answered the phone at the stadium that afternoon swore that the game would take place even though it had been raining steadily for a week.
Amid steadily rising tensions that year, Noriega allowed elections to take place again, but he then took a serious misstep by annulling them when his selected candidate was beaten.
That timeline has been steadily compressed, and last week Mr. Golborne said the rescue would most likely take place during the latter half of October.
Superheroics must take place.
"REVOLUTIONS" can take place in surprising places.
