Sentence examples for emerged steadily from inspiring English sources

But it has also been the worst of times, with New Zealanders' devotion to their national sport wavering as disturbing sexual and violent incidents involving players at every level of the game have emerged, steadily souring public opinion.

Reports predicting the emergence of a new genetic underclass who would be excluded from many aspects of social life (for example, unable to get life or health insurance, or being discriminated against in getting a job) have emerged steadily in scientific and popular media over the past 20 years [ 27, 28].

It rattles upward, and reveals back yards and puddles, bare trees....Against the backdrop of a brown apartment house, light-gray smoke is emerging steadily, diligently, from a stack on a roof below.

Against that, though, new capital-adequacy rules due to take effect in 2006-07 will force Japanese banks to sell more of their holdings.The third development is still small but is emerging steadily.

However, small amounts of water emerge steadily from exploration boreholes that extend downward from the deepest level of the mine.

At the same time, Korean culture has steadily emerged from the shadow cast by Americans' longer familiarity with Japan and China.

When these assumptions began to break down, the contradictions inherent in Beveridge's treatment of rent and subsistence steadily emerged.

She was playing the No. 37-ranked player in the world, a teenager who trains in Germany but has steadily emerged from nowhere.