There is thus a steady decline of the value of capital in labour, and a daily increase in the power of labour over capital, and with each step in this direction man becomes more free.
If enacted, it will ensure a steady decline in deficits, aiming toward a balanced budget by the end of the decade.
Three years of steady decline in the value of our annual defense investment have increased the risk of our most basic security interests, jeopardizing earlier hard-won goals.
Whether there was merely a sudden temporary increase in the supply by the opening up of new beds in 1906, or whether there is a steady decline, can only be determined by the production of future years.
Even twenty-five years ago inroads were being made upon the natural supply; from that time to the present can be traced a steady decline.
The history of the industry is one of steady decline.
Sidenote: Steady Decline of Serfdom] In France and in England the serfs had mostly become hired laborers, tenants, or metayers by the sixteenth century.
Sidenote: Steady Decline of Ottoman Power during Seventeenth Century] The Ottoman Empire was not in such sore straits as Poland, but its power and prestige were obviously waning.
But they had little to fear from Sweden, which, utterly exhausted, was now on a steady decline; and domestic difficulties both in Poland and in Turkey removed any apprehension of attacks from those countries.
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