Increasing productivity means you need fewer farmers, which steadily drives the least efficient off the land.
He came to oppose the policies of the academy, which steadily refused his later work.
Currently, there is no cure for Alzheimer's, which steadily robs patients of their memory, followed by full-blown dementia.
The nation's incarceration rate, which steadily and sharply increased for almost forty years, has dropped every year since 2010.
"Red Rover" is suggestively compressed in its way of paying out revelations, which steadily gather mass and shadows.
Stiusso's information, which steadily implicated the President in some nefarious détente with Iran, is widely thought to have come from U.S. and Israeli intelligence services.
The Detroit companies, which steadily lost customers to Asian competitors for decades, hope to poach more disgruntled Toyota owners in February.
The United Kingdom, which steadily supplies immigrants to Australia and Canada and specialized workers to the United States, has also attracted overseas immigrants, notably Commonwealth citizens.
Mara's troubled New Yorker is at the centre of a web of pharmaceutical/psychiatric machinations, which steadily lead into all-out thriller territory.
The men were among six patients to have experimental treatment for a rare, inherited, disorder called choroideremia, which steadily destroys eyesight and leaves people blind in middle age.
What differed in the Indian case was the subsequent judicial interpretation, which steadily widened the state's power to limit free expression.
