Sentence examples for he could steadily from inspiring English sources

With a bit more strategy and race plan than last year, he could steadily take ground away, winning gold in one of the most dominant swims of the meet.

St Johnstone might have thought that they could steadily play their way to dominance, since they did not react with any urgency as the home side established their ascendancy.

Relations between the two could steadily deteriorate, with negative implications for the rest of the world.

Some analysts have long warned that grain prices could steadily rise, contributing to inflation and making it harder for other developing countries to buy food.

That has stirred up worries that Apple's efforts to cater to more budget-conscious consumers with low-price products could steadily erode its considerable profits.

All this is much less than was anticipated a couple of years ago, but at least offers some hope, that Baghdad does not enjoy, for a local administration that could steadily grow in authority as the British military "footprint" shrinks.

That Nationalists could steadily counter this disquiet.

And the party could steadily continue to win votes.

If it cranks up production to full capacity before the those trials are complete, the company could have 230,000 doses available in April, and then could steadily increase capacity to produce more than 1 million doses a month by December 2015.

And while he proved that he could keep the crowd dancing steadily whenever he kept a beat going, he was just as effective at provoking double takes and giggles amid the rush.

Schultz sees the Buckley of the seventies as "less involved in the political fray," but the record will show that the salesman was steadily doing what he could to promote a candidate who finally delivered that "great November day in the future" — what Buckley prophesied in the face of Goldwater's impending loss, in 1964.