The world was getting steadily richer, but the income distribution within countries was becoming steadily more unequal.

But then the figure steadily fell more than 80 by 2006.

Remittances were more stable than other private flows and were steadily increasing.

Japan therefore believes that it is more appropriate to steadily promote realistic and specific disarmament measures.

As the number of children killed and wounded increased steadily, more and more jobs were lost, the personal freedoms of more people were violated and more communities disintegrated.

Recent trends Car travel increased steadily throughout the twentieth century, but trends since 2000 have been more complex.

And we've been going steadily downhill.

Meanwhile, the economic situation is declining steadily.

Evidently expenditures are growing steadily over time.

The Azerbaijani party steadily follows these norms.

Finally, with its user friendly flat base design, you can now place your liquid containers on the disc more steadily than before.

But this military pillar has been steadily eroded.

The gap in development levels is steadily widening.

She worked and dug and pulled up weeds steadily, only becoming more pleased with her work every hour instead of tiring of it.

Fortunately, our international risk management institutions are steadily improving.

With selective intensification, cure rates began to increase steadily.

Afghans, slowly and steadily, seem to be the winners.

Developing countries are slowly but steadily adopting transgenic products.

Extreme poverty had grown steadily in Africa's poorest countries.

The proportion of young drug abusers is steadily declining.

Despite drinking steadily all afternoon, he was still pale.

It will be constructed steadily, brick by brick, learning always the right lessons from the past, developing steadily our international institutions and our international relations.

quot The universality of our Organization is steadily becoming a reality and gaining in significance as more and more of the States which make up the world community are admitted to membership.

The trend by which consuming countries grow steadily more reliant on energy from a small number of producing countries threatens to exacerbate energy security worries.

Our network is growing steadily and so does the budget.

The rebuilding of schools and health centres has proceeded steadily.

The dream of regional cooperation is steadily becoming a reality.

Since 1987, world military expenditures have continued steadily to decline.

British and Canadians advancing steadily from Sword, Gold, and Juno.

But, since then, the IMF has steadily pared its economic projections.

The deployment of UNMIS military elements has progressed slowly but steadily.

So far, the process has been moving slowly but steadily forward.

Cost sharing is becoming a steadily increasing portion of the programme.

In fact, Japan has been steadily expanding its official development assistance.

Since the beginning of the 1980s, African GNP had steadily declined.

Silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House.

Silence lies steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House.

The number of foreigners living in Korea has also steadily increased since the late 20th century, particularly in South Korea, where more than 1 million foreigners reside.

Egypt's status as a regional power under Mubarak has similarly weakened steadily.

Offshore employment has steadily increased and, with it, remittances to the Territory.

With these countries we have steadily deepened our ties in all areas.

Since then, of course, both the world and macroeconomics have steadily evolved.

The fish moved steadily, and they traveled slowly on the calm water.

After all, the global center of gravity is steadily shifting toward the Asia Pacific, tying America s future prosperity and security ever more closely to this fast growing region.

But the cleavage between the two lefts in Latin America is steadily deepening.