How to pronounce “steadily” in English

And right after the show, I started doing dinners at Revolver.And steadily, every six months, I have done a dinner at Revolver.So I've been coming and kind of watching it grow up.

And you can see in the height of the mature industrial era, from 1880 until the 1920s, Boston's populationwas steadily growing. And the foreign born population in the lighter color of the bar was clearly a big part of that.The native born population was also growing.

In the opening address, Kinoshita said that, "As long as we do not lose the desire that has sprung from within us,technology will steadily advance from the micro to the nano to the pico." They even gave the technology a new name, extreme ultraviolet lithography,or just EUV.

The videos on forever chemicals, blue LEDs, and black holes, white holes, and wormholes.Videos like these have steadily increased the amount of time that people are spending watching Veritasium.In fact, the last four months have seen a record amount of time that people are spending watching the channel.

And if you look at the United States, you see that manufacturing employment peaked in 1979 and the manufacturing employment sharehas fallen steadily since then.But the output share of the economy has actually been constant over the same period of time.

Now this little guy is very impressive.And then it declines steadily from there.

It's a camel. It's a ship of the desert.It moves slowly and steadily across the desert landscape, carrying its lumbering load with it.And that's what Curiosity is like.

The resolution wasn't there, and so on.But it's steadily improved.And you had folks like Ansel Adams producing majestic black and white images in the first half of the 20th century.

The thing is, the trend lines are still not leveled off.They are continuing to steadily climb.And obesity is now estimated to cost our nation about $190 billion a year.

But the fact that we have it today is something that we need to celebrate.The Chromebook accessibility's steadily improving.Google Apps accessibility continues to improve over the years.

And that's exactly what happened in the late 1970s in Connecticut with the first outbreak of Lyme disease.And that has steadily crossed the country, as well.We have about 300,000 Americans diagnosed with Lyme disease every year.

Indeed, the problem is much worse-- it's bad in the US, it's much worse outside the United States.And we get steadily more radical and trouble-making as we get older.

He's in his early 50s or his late 40s.And he's worked steadily as just a character actor.And for a guy like me or Jim who's been in town, been in the business for so long, to land a spot on a show like

Designing an RPG game, building a payment app, or yes, running Dijkstra's algorithm.Their courses start with overview videos and steadily feed in terminology to make sure that you actually understand it.They even cover pronunciation. You ever heard of SQL?

So I think if we steadily make progress on those two fronts Disseminating science at a digestible level to the public,

I watched as she blew gently steadily into the clay receptacle to get the tobacco burning just the right temperature.

And I've been growing steadily.

but has been declining pretty steadily since then.

Our languages are basically evolved steadily over time, and they're kind of like the least common denominator.

peaks around 25 years old and then they kind of steadily start to decline.

previously, North Korea has steadily increased its capabilities um both its nuclear and missile programs. And now,

So the demand for tea had been growing steadily through the 18th century with most of it coming from China.

We see that the number of people has been rising pretty steadily over the entire period.

And when your economy grows at 2% or 3% a year steadily, you get that nice ski jump kind of exponential growth.

And the number of minutes has been trending downward very steadily over time.

And you can see that population grew very slowly and steadily up until about 200 years ago, 150 years ago,

So people's self-reported trust in media has declined pretty steadily in recent decades.

Iran's state controlled television network covered the story steadily and live.

from the open sea into Calusa Bay and plows steadily northward keeping down town Calusa portside and the great Barrier isles

defined and built then the work force is gonna steadily go back up.

Try to press one of your keyboard buttons slowly so that it steadily goes down into place.

And every resource that I've been able to track has gotten steadily more affordable over time.

Audience: Well, it's more important to grow steadily Audience: rather than having one big spike Audience: So you guys are doing just fine

So far as we know, crime rose pretty steadily from somewhere in the late 1950s through to about the mid-1990s,

And we built the business pretty slowly, steadily, organically.

So there's a sense in which we should actually expect to get steadily happier as we go through life.

And a great example of that is Ebola.So this whole swath of the continent of Africa has been deforested pretty steadily, not just because of urbanization and farms growing, and mines,and things like that, but also because of political violence.

And that's exactly what happened in 1999, with the first outbreak of West Nile virus in New York City.And since then, the virus has steadily spread across the nation.This map is all the counties where West Nile virus-infected birds have been found.

So there's marathoners like me who like to do a little bit steadily.

But this column of superheated steam will continue pouring out that heat steadily for the next eight hours, and then the next day for less than that, and less than.

But it doesn't look like it's going to move so steadily.

And so my career track kind of slowly, steadily started going into getting drunk and writing about it.

Now, the market has continued to grow steadily throughout the recession.

and Land Rover cars and to my surprise the business was successful and it got steadily

saw in those the case of the uh the data from those studies and it's getting steadily larger over

then, I think it is okay to grow slowly but steadily Well that's what I say,

And when you look at the same-- this is just world trade as a percentage of GDP-- it's just been going up steadily.

So the reason why it might have gotten so cold, some people attribute to steadily declining CO2.

There's quite a dip there, but it has been steadily rising.