Sentence examples for ceased steadily from inspiring English sources

A grill is "the remote starting-point, the very genesis of our art... gradually intelligence supplanted rude instinct; reason began to deduce effects from supposed causes; and thus cooking was launched upon that highroad along which it has not yet ceased steadily to advance".

Profit has steadily ceased to be a dirty word since CK Prahalad and Stuart Hart wrote the Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) in 2002.

But after commercial whaling activities on both species ceased in the 1980s the populations steadily climbed.

Meanwhile, the onset of progeny production in c30f12.4 mutants was not delayed and progeny was steadily produced at the age when reproduction ceased in the wild type (Fig. 2D and 2E).

I can now see nearly perfectly out of an eye that had been badly myopic and astigmatic, since at least I was 4 years old and had basically all but ceased to function as my UV-induced cataract worsened steadily these past few years.

Hydrogen production obviously stopped, because the amount of active hydrogenase enzymes, as determined by in vitro activity assays, declined steadily in the first four hours and ceased after six hours.

[17, 32] Effluent disposal ceased in December of 1995 and dissolved salt concentrations have steadily decreased since that time.

While its use in Western Europe, the United States, and Canada has virtually ceased, export to the developing world is aggressively marketed and steadily increasing (Allen and Kazan-Allen 2008).

The author asserted that CTE was a progressive and non-reversible condition that progressed steadily even after the exposure to head trauma had ceased [ 22].

But even more than that, such language has ceased to shock as the dispute between religious and secular Jews has steadily intensified in fury and emotion.

American mediation steadily declined, ceasing entirely by mid-1973.