Sentence examples for weakened steadily from inspiring English sources

The euro has weakened steadily as Europe's economic crisis has worsened.

The E N bond is thereby weakened steadily until the transition state is reached.

The heart attack did so much damage that Mr. Ray's heart never recovered, but weakened steadily over the years.

The yen weakened steadily throughout the day, from 77.15 yen to the dollar to about 80 yen on Thursday evening in Tokyo.

Though the United States dollar has weakened steadily in recent months, every $100,000 investment of the American currency still stretches an additional $8,000.

The military's hold on political life has weakened steadily under A.K.P. rule and pressure from the European Union, which has insisted that as part of Ankara's bid for membership, the military must become more accountable to civilian leaders.

The dollar has already been weakening steadily against the euro and some other major currencies.

How things play out could affect the broader economy, which has been weakening steadily as the financial crisis has deepened over the last year, with unemployment increasing as the nation's growth rate has slowed.

The economy will enter 2004 in party mood: the best monsoon for at least five years has cheered farmers and urban consumers alike; prices are stable; foreign-exchange reserves are bulging; and the rupee, after weakening steadily for years, is enjoying a new bout of strength.Industry will grow at a respectable 6-7% in 2004.

Despite weakening steadily, the typhoon maintained a large size with a wind diameter of 1480 km.

Given the name Victor, the storm intensified to a peak of 120 km/h (75 mph) before weakening steadily due to increased wind shear.