| 词汇 | example_english_steadily |
| 释义 | Examples of steadilyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Working steadily, it took the farmer a full day to cut, bundle, and place on the ground the wheat from his fifteen-acre wheat field. Non-oil imports had been rising steadily throughout 1987 and 1988. At the same time towns were growing, and steadily becoming centres of commerce and industry. The hydrocarbon yield increases steadily with increasing maturity up to a reflectance of approximately 1-1.5%, after which generation gradually decreases. In the battle for mass circulation the popular daily press was going steadily down market. Once airborne, the theme continues steadily up to 37,000 feet. On an alternative view, a person's claim on resources steadily diminishes the longer she lives: she has had more of a fair innings. With steadily increasing demand for palm oil, the authors suggest that a major opportunity exists for environmentally and socially sustainable expansion of smallholder production. However, the income he derived from licences to marry purchased independently from entry fines declined steadily by the decade. The 10-yearly perioperative mortality (catheter balloon valvotomy not included) declined steadily from 11% in 1965-1974 to 8% in 1985-1994. Then, the wilds become steadily pushed back as the agricultural frontier advances. Subsequently, he steadily increases his short position in futures, so that at delivery he has 1905 contracts. The period that women spend out of the labour force for child-care has been steadily reducing over the postwar period. Analysis of the data shows their proportions dwindling steadily. The evidence pertaining to the importance of social rhythms is steadily accumulating. When the test stimulus was set entirely within a chromatic surround, chromatic discrimination for a steadily viewed light was best. They are apprehensive about the future of their lives in an aging society when social policy programs are widely regarded as steadily eroding. Due to the huge search space of simple narrowing, steadily improved narrowing strategies have been developed in the past. Due to increased longevity, the proportion of the population aged 65 and over is rising steadily. Over time, state control over the banks steadily deteriorated, as banqueros became the government's partner in financial regulation. The steadily increasing scale of his oceanographic operations required a larger, more powerful and faster ship. From the discovery of gold in 1851, the lower bound increased steadily before flattening in the 1870s. In recent years, however, unemployment has decreased steadily, at present being back at the low levels of the prosperous early 1970s, and employment has skyrocketed. With continuing decreases in its aggregate level, the trajectory becomes steadily negative in nature or downward in spiral. The proportion of susceptible isolates from the poultry sector steadily decreased during the 1993-2000 period. The growing popularity of optical and dental benefits helps explain why the incidence of claims steadily increased throughout the post-war period. Empirical evidence has steadily mounted that demonstrates the capability of humans to design complex systems. In contrast, the dispersion of the life expectancy is already fairly high in the near future and steadily increases. First, the trajectory of support becomes steadily positive or upward when its aggregate level increases on a continuing basis. Growers are steadily becoming more active participants in research as well as the developers of conservation technology. Subsequent years have produced a slowly but steadily more liberal public. After a notable increase of the proportion of nouns at an early stage, the proportion of predicates (verbs and adjectives) grew steadily. With professional help, use increases steadily with increasing severity. Nevertheless, labour force participation of young people has steadily declined in the last two decades in both countries. The propensity to move declines steadily with advanced age. Because of these characteristics, its use in microelectronics, bio-technology and medicine is steadily increasing. She then looks in the direction he has moved for three seconds before beginning to skate steadily toward the exit from the ice. Thereafter, production increased steadily, reaching a peak of 294,000 tons in the good growing season of 1964-65. However, they steadily increase wealth holdings over time primary because more of them receive bequests from their parents. The average total income of men is more than twice that of their wives and falls steadily with the age of their wives. We observe that in the heart of the great metropolis, linguistic changes advance steadily from one female age cohort to another. Incidence then declined steadily until another smaller peak in mid-life with a slower decline in incidence in late life. As the laser beam bounces back and forth in between the mutually approaching walls of the imploding liner, its frequency rises steadily. Subscribers do not necessarily share that wariness: their numbers have been rising steadily for the past two seasons. During 1951-52, the economic situation improved steadily. As a result, medical schools have steadily cut ethics budgets while trying to maintain full ethics programs. Quality of marriage tends to be high in the initial stage, and declines steadily throughout the period of child rearing. Once the children grow up, the quality of marriage rises steadily and continually throughout the remainder of the family lifecycle. The older population has been increasing steadily in number and proportion. Specifically, disruptive behaviors peak at around age 2 years and then steadily decline whereas anxiety, withdrawal, and dysphoria gradually increase. The methodology results in many individual points for reflection rather than presenting a steadily argued case. If the increase in pi is continued steadily, one eventually attains a condition where the theory gives an unreal solution. The student simply needed to complete each assignment and work steadily towards success. An axisymmetric case is considered in which a body moves steadily and vertically through a fluid whose density decreases exponentially upwards. In the 20-24 age group the incidence decreased steadily till 1963-67 and then rose to the 1948-52 level in 1968-72. At parity one the hazard rate increases steadily with duration (allowing for sampling variation). The lower bound of wages decreased through the 1830s before rising steadily from the mid-1840s to the end of the century. The years between 1727 and 1780 saw steadily increasing institutional support for cameralism. The second reason is related to the long-term process by which the status of the ground forces is steadily lowering. In the model, the income of nonparticipant workers grows slowly but steadily but the income of participant workers does not show any trend. Appreciation of the role of the natriuretic peptides is increasing steadily. The outcome of this sampling procedure was a pool of 181 words in each language, with frequency increasing steadily on a logarithmic scale. However, ascorbate peroxidase activity was very low and did not change, whereas peroxidase activity decreased steadily during desiccation. Concerned with little more than personal honour and guided by steadily degenerating morals, they turned into little more than ordinary villains. Overall, geometrid diversity did not decline steadily with increasing human influence on the habitats. Linear regression lines are shown fitted to the phase of steadily increasing activity during approach. The disappearance of steadily fixated visual test objects. She has steadily had an emotional attitude of fear toward snakes during this time, but she did not have this attitude consciously. Due to rapid population growth, the duration of these fallows is steadily decreasing leading to a widely recognized decline in soil fertility. We can see movement levels steadily increase until 23.15, when there is a sharp peak. Poverty was trendless but highly volatile during the 1980s, and declined steadily from 1993 onward. Unemployment rose steadily and sharply throughout the period. The clay contained seeds that would sprout and produce new seeds, so that the volume started greening slowly, but steadily. Treatment rates increase fairly steadily by number of comorbid conditions. Notably, among those patients who remained depression-free, continuous levels of personality pathology steadily declined over the 2-year course of maintenance therapy. At the same time, national diversity steadily decreased. Swedish municipalities increased the overall childcare provision steadily over the whole time period. In 1926 the company's steadily dwindling dividend was cut from six to four per cent. After this time, cercarial infectivity decreased steadily with increasing parasite age. The two questions regarding social trust and trust in democracy indicate that both have been steadily rising. Academic/cultural associations increased steadily from 349 in 1951 to 942 in 1996. First, deindustrialization and population ageing guarantee that the demand for redistribution (both intra-classes, and intergenerational) increases steadily. Thus, the hazard ratios increase steadily from 122 for the period before 1977, to 161 for the period after 1991. In 1961, live births accounted for 29 % of total pregnancies, decreasing steadily to 19 % in 1967. All this is widely considered to be the outcome of the steadily self-reinforcing changes in the electoral rules and systems legislated in 1993. From this position the arm moves steadily across the front of the body to an outstretched position on the opposite side to the movement's beginning. The proportion rose steadily through the depression until the figure reached almost 30 % in 1939-40. However, these diverse language resources have been allowed to steadily decline. However, this proportion increases steadily in apparent time and peaks among the 30-year-olds. Looking at the different sentential positions, we can see that, quite expectedly due to downstepping, the pitch values steadily decrease from initial to final position. On the other hand, the change is being led by young women in both social classes, and it seems to be steadily acquiring standard status. Overall operative mortality was 9 percent but has steadily declined being 2 percent (1 of 58 patients) during the most recent decade (1988-1997). The idea is to hear a litany of names being remembered and honored and sent onward as volunteers flow steadily to and from the fireplaces. Reading down the columns, mean ages for first and second sons rose steadily as the number of siblings also marrying rose. From the 1840s forward, the consumption of books steadily increased, par ticularly in urban areas, following the rapid expansion in the number of educated people. Nevertheless, they suggest that production rose steadily, but slowly. Experimental economics is then bound to grow steadily more important to us. The lower bound of wages decreased through the 1830s then steadily increased during the 1840s before falling until about 1850. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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