steady increase造句

a steady beat; a steady job; a steady breeze; a steady increase; a good steady ballplayer.

a steady increase in value;a steady breeze.

There was a steady increase in population.

By then, reduced tax revenues were contributing to a steady increase in the deficit.

The problem of layoff and unemployment affects not only steady increase in our national economies, but also social order.

What was a slow and steady increase much of the year has gone into overdrive since late summer.

We are, of course, all aware of the steady increase, in both quantity and quality, of online learning applications-worldwide-in the higher education and corporate training sectors.

Since its inception, the continued growth and the steady increase in products being sold to major cities in China and other countries.

The years following Pinochet's arrest have seen neither chaos nor utopia, but rather a slow and steady increase in the number of laws passed and prosecutions attempted.

We will collect both tax and non-tax revenue in accordance with the law and to the fullest extent possible to ensure a steady increase in government revenue.

A new report from the Norwegian Refugee Council notes a steady increase in the global population of IDPs, to 27.1m in 2009.

As is indicated in the chart and graph, there was a steady increase both in the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad and in Australia's share of Japan's tourist market.

Using time charts — All these metrics can be plotted against time to chart trends. For instance, a trend showing a steady increase in effort to fix defects should be vigorously investigated.

The answer is an "efficiency surge," a crash improvement that can help offset the steady increase in energy prices and so buy time for the development of carbon-free alternatives.