steadily

IPA: stˈɛdʌɫi

adverb

In a steady manner; with a steady progression.

Examples of "steadily" in Sentences

The company expanded steadily.
The hurricane steadily increased in savagery.
Over the years the circulation rose steadily.
The membership of the college increased steadily.
After 1974, however, the birthrate steadily declined.
Both the population and the economy began to grow steadily.
The direction of the electric field however steadily rotates.
By the middle of the 1970s, the enterprise had grown steadily.
Meanwhile the zest for drawing and painting was growing steadily.
In the 1980s, the number of harmonica learners decreased steadily.
Also, Billy stayed away from home longer hours, and was again steadily drinking.
Omar also welcomed what he described as steadily decreasing tensions surrounding the Western Cape's transport crisis.
Mr. Baker has raised plenty of money and run hard, but his inexperience with political atmospherics is reflected in steadily rising disapproval ratings.
But this will result in steadily diminishing cable performance and in the long-term, replacing cables every week or so is not as cheap as it seemed at first.
As Congress has debated stimulus and bank bailout packages running into the trillions of dollars, the future has been described in steadily increasing apocalyptic terms.
Though a stranger in the house he finally isolated himself in the midst of the company, huddling into a capacious Morris chair and reading steadily from a thin volume he had drawn from his pocket.
Voldemort menaces, he gets about — like Sauron, he is always “on the move” or “gathering his forces” — but he never achieves the Sauronic heaviness, that power-drone of malignancy broadcasting steadily from the tower of Barad-dûr.
And since there proceeds steadily from the southeastern corner of Europe a stream of events which are a danger to me, which indeed for years threatened my safety and deprived me forever of many benefits, that is to say I know nothing of my own destiny.
In the past half decade the broadway theater has descended steadily from a central, viable part of our national culture (where admission cost two or three times the price of a movie) to a specialized, rarefied tourist attraction (where admission is now at LEAST 9 times that of a movie ticket.)

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