steady growth
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsteadyandgrowth
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steady
adjective
uk/ˈsted.i/us/ˈsted.i/
happening in a smooth, gradual, and regular way, not suddenly ...
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growth
noun
uk/ɡrəʊθ/us/ɡroʊθ/
The growth of a person, animal, or plant is its process of increasing ...
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(Definition ofsteadyandgrowthfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofsteady growth
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There was an increase in the number of tourists and asteadygrowthof tourist-related infrastructure.
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This means that unless there is a longer period ofsteadygrowththe debt burden in these countries grows rapidly.
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Thesteadygrowthof the work force stopped by 1946 leading to lower turnover rates thereafter.
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Instead, there was asteadygrowthin the numbers of students studying architecture byway of pupillage.
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This was followed by asteadygrowthin prosperity.
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Moreover, estimates provided by the regime reveal asteadygrowthin infrastructure and public resources.
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Some children displayed rapid,steadygrowthin narrative ability but the room to develop for other children was relatively small.
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These stories are representative examples showing a pattern ofsteadygrowthin narrative ability over time.
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Thesteadygrowthof the registered refugee population reflected government efforts to control refugees.
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The graph showssteadygrowthover the study period.
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This finding may partly explain thesteadygrowthin the numbers of patients treated with hemodialysis (30;31).
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First, the utility function has been assumed to be of the constant utility form since this generates constant consumption/wealth ratios that are consistent with attaining asteadygrowthrate.
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This was the same situation for primary schools (despite thesteadygrowthin the number of children students), not to mention secondary schools and places in higher education.
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The trade experiencedsteadygrowth.
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Steadygrowthin narrative ability.
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But we do need to encourage the present trend towards thesteadygrowthof organic farming.
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They have inherited a golden legacy ofsteadygrowth, low inflation and falling unemployment.
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That kind of policy makes it impossible to have thesteadygrowthwhich is needed to give heart back to our scientists and technologists.
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Apart from that, of course, many of us have evidence, weekly and monthly, of thesteadygrowthof existing industrial undertakings.
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