Sentence examples for from the steadily from inspiring English sources

These are largely tools taken from the steadily evolving world of artificial intelligence, like machine learning.

With the legacy of Vietnam never far from the minds of decision-makers, it was decided from the off that the US "doesn't do body counts" and would, instead, prefer a combination of pure belligerence in the face of disaster, combined with Orwellian rhetoric from the steadily more erratic Donald Rumsfeld.

The urgent need for toxicological studies on CNTs has arisen from the steadily increasing production volume.

The U.K.'s richest landlord, Gerald Grosvenor, continues to benefit from the steadily improving real estate market for central London (his fortune is down due to the weaker pound).

More time was lost digging out their provisions from the steadily drifting snow.

Most of these problems do not seem to affect the underlying social and political foundations of society, but that foundation is already suffering tangible effects from the steadily worsening economic situation.

Beginning in the early 19th century, large numbers of immigrants from Germany and Ireland settled in the steadily growing urban centres of New York City and Boston.

The Obama administration has sharply criticized the violence in Syria from the start, steadily intensifying its pressure on Mr. Assad with statements and with actions.

Such progress has seen death rates from the disease steadily decline since the mid-1900s.

The mass of Messier 87 within a radius of 9-40 kpc from the core steadily increases roughly in proportion to r1.7, where r is the radius from the core.

In Britain, both the numbers diagnosed and deaths from the condition steadily decreased over the period from 1995 to 2005.