Sentence examples for gained steady from inspiring English sources
Even as tea drinking gained steady popularity in the UK, it was considered unpatriotic and declined in America.
Eight years later, Mullah Omar leads an insurgency that has gained steady ground in much of Afghanistan against much better equipped American and NATO forces.
He gained steady work as a portrait painter and a graphic and interior designer, and Ms. Shkolnik worked as a software engineer.
In southern Serbia, where an armed rebellion by ethnic Albanians close to Kosovo had gained steady ground since last fall, NATO's negotiations with the rebels seemed to have worked.
For the next few decades, Hayek's ideas and proponents like Milton Friedman, who argued that monetary and not fiscal policy was the major tool for managing the economy, gained steady influence.
Calls from Nigerians with access to Facebook and Twitter accounts – a minority in a country where 70% live on less than $2 a day — for sit-in movements similar to the Occupy Wall Street movement in the United States have gained steady momentum in major urban centres.
The first revived dastangoi was performed in May 2005, and the art form has been gaining steady support since then.
As she met with Prime Minister Ehud Barak in Jerusalem this evening, a right-wing bill to dissolve the Parliament and hold new elections was gaining steady support, including some backing among parties inside the ruling coalition.
According to Google Trends, the word "sentiment analysis" has been gaining steady traction over the past 5 years.
Yammer, which we use internally at TechCrunch, is gaining steady traction in a space thats crowded with competitors like Jive, Salesforce's Chatter, CubeTree and others.
Allowing ex-offenders to gain steady employment and helping them to successfully reintegrate into society bring improvements in public safety, stimulation of the economy through a larger workforce, increased number of taxpayers, and reduction of crime and punishment costs.
