Sentence examples for typically steady from inspiring English sources
They overcame the errors, all in the seventh inning, and the Royals put up little challenge against Andy Pettitte (15-7), was was typically steady.
Butler did not have any remarkable performances on offense, but got typically steady performances from Matt Howard with 20 points and 12 rebounds, and from Shelvin Mack, who finished with 13 points.
Because of these typically steady economic bases, the local economy has been relatively immune to national economic recessions in the past.
Typically, steady states are studied and simulated by generating the flux space.
In contrast, conditions in marine ecosystems are typically steadier, so creatures living there haven't evolved much tolerance for dramatic changes in temperature or oxygen levels and hence those species died out at much higher rates.
Cone geysers typically produce steady eruptions lasting several seconds or minutes.
Young people have fared terribly, with those in their 20s seeing their incomes fall by more than 12% on average since the crisis, while those in their 60s have typically enjoyed steady gains.
This year, the ratio rose to 7.8 students for every staff member, up from 7.4, said Tom Canby, the association's director of research and technology, while in the last two decades it has typically held steady with much smaller shifts in either direction.
While such values typically demonstrate steady accumulation of biomass in this case an annual aboveground increment of 0.13 metric tons per hectare they do not take into account the occasional removal of aboveground parts through episodic disturbance, most commonly through fire.
While biodiesel supply typically remains steady until 2030, almost all additional yearly demands are delivered by advanced biofuels, supplying up to 60% of the market by 2030.
To top it off, typically, lengthy steady state of acclimation period is required before the activated sludge could be used to treat wastewater laden with phenolic compounds (Lim et al. 2013b).
