Sentence examples for continue to make steady progress from inspiring English sources

Engineers carrying out repairs continue to make steady progress but their efforts are being frustrated by large volumes of contaminated water.

"We continue to make steady progress as a club and are working hard within a totally debt-free environment to reduce our net balance sheet liabilities and to build our club again on a firm financial footing for the future".

Mr. Gerspach reiterated that on Monday, saying the bank continued to make "steady progress" in its share of a "client's wallet".

"He has been visited by family and continues to make steady progress," the statement said, without listing which family members had visited with him.

The Opportunity, meanwhile, continues to make steady progress toward a giant crater where scientists hope to explore geologic layers farther into Mars's past.

At the New England Media Group, BostonGlobe.com recently marked its one-year anniversary and continues to make steady progress in growing paid digital subscriptions.

Nevertheless, xylan-related biocatalysis has continued to make steady progress in many areas, including the discovery and characterization of a wide range of hemicellulases, which are important enzymes for biomass hydrolysis.

But despite the remaining differences, the eight senators who are in negotiations are continuing to make steady progress toward an overall deal, according to people familiar with the talks.

The Restaurant Group, which also owns Garfunkel's, said that despite the challenging trading backdrop it continued to make steady progress and expected 2017 pre-tax profits to be in line with expectations.

"Today's announcement is the first major step in the divestment of our Asian insurance and investment management businesses and shows that ING continues to make steady progress in the restructuring of our company," ING's chief executive, Jan Hommen, said Thursday in a statement.

We feel that these numbers indicate that PEPS continues to make steady progress.