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Meanings of steady decline in anglès

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Usage of steady decline in anglès
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Palmer graphed the steep and steady decline of new buildings since 2005.
Wired
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Alcohol use by teens also continued a steady decline, the survey found.
Reuters
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For about three weeks now, we have been on a steady decline.
The South African
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However, in terms of market share, Windows Mobile has been in steady decline.
Wired
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A steady decline since the 1960s means that figure has now almost halved.
Radio NZ
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Numerous opinion polls have tracked the steady decline of America's image.
Reuters
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Patients experienced increases in MTS, which corresponded with a steady decline in function.
Pubmed
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But, I would continue to be haunted by watching my mom's steady decline.
Ebony
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And that is already in steady decline, as the latest ABC figures illustrate.
The Guardian
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Apple has watched the steady decline of the iPad for a few years.
News.com.au
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It was perfect timing, too, because our morale was on a steady decline.
Climbing Magazine
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It may also account for the steady decline in violence.
The Rational Optimist
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Not so long ago boarding schools were in steady decline.
The Irish Times
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In truth, he also sought distraction from the steady decline in Bajor's export quotas.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
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But with many of its components in a steady decline, that picture may change.
Reuters
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James Russell Lowell, for example, thought he saw a steady decline in public morals.
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