Sentence examples for when steadily from inspiring English sources

This is a far cry from the late 1990's when steadily rising stock prices kept many investors in a quiet, complacent mood, even when confronted with questionable practices.

This was the 1990s, when GDP steadily shrank, leaving Berlin nearly bankrupt.

Mathematically, the tipping point is the knee of the curve, when a steadily increasing exponential function suddenly crests and begins to increase at the rate we commonly expect from exponential growth.

The performance of the CO2 swing expander prototype was actually tested in a CO2 transcritical cycle water-to-water heat pump test rig, and the test results illustrate that the isentropic efficiency of the prototype can be more than 28% when running steadily and up to a maximum of about 44%.

He criticized the blind faith in technology that was behind Rumsfeld's war plan in 2003; and when Rumsfeld steadily refused to admit the existence of an insurgency in post-invasion Iraq, McMaster, who was then on General John Abizaid's staff at Centcom, did everything in his power to force reality on the Pentagon.

Cruise control, useful on dry highways when traffic flows steadily, can reduce fatigue on long trips.

At a time when revelation was steadily losing ground to reason, the "spiritual quest" took quasi-scientific turns.

In 1996, a majority of Republicans claimed that the deficit had increased under Bill Clinton, when it had steadily shrunk instead.