Sentence examples for had steadily been from inspiring English sources

Mr. McNealy explained that he called because corporate customers had steadily been telling him to "cut the rhetoric, Scott".

Scott Robson writes that "throughout the 1990's network content had steadily been getting racier in response to changing social norms" ["You Can't Do That on Television!," July 18].

Several local traders said they believed the council's "masterplan" would principally enable Spurs to make money, because the club had steadily been buying property in the High Road west area when it became available, and had become the biggest landowner.

After all, throughout the 1990's network content had steadily been getting racier in response to changing social norms and competition from edgier fare on basic and pay cable.

But the former president has steadily been outflanked.

Xi has steadily been through these tests," said Zhang.

Washington, glued to the Israeli-Palestinian stalemate, has steadily been losing influence in the Middle East.

The dollar has steadily been losing value in the foreign-exchange markets.

"Since that time our assistance has steadily been ramping up," he said.

The campaign against the pipeline has steadily been gaining in momentum amid concerns about pipeline safety.

Perhaps that is just as well, because scientific estimates of the rate of climate change have steadily been downgraded.