Sentence examples for it becomes steadily from inspiring English sources

The long-term unemployed are in more danger of experiencing years of unemployment because it becomes steadily harder for a job-seeker to find work the longer they're unemployed.

It became steadily heavier, causing the crowd to break up a bit.

However, it became steadily clear that the determined Belgian was finding it tough to cope in the longer exchanges, opting for the high-risk of going for the lines, ball in hand and off the ground.

It became steadily harder for the rest to keep their balance on the hull, with waves washing across it.

In 1978, it was renamed TV Eye and took on a light entertainment format; the title This Week was restored in 1986, after which it became steadily more journalistic.

It became steadily obvious that the average Pakistani is keen on having invigorating platforms to engage on, to share ideas of artistic sensibilities and most of all, to rid themselves, even temporarily, of the constant ache of the political and economic worlds.

It has become steadily more adept at collecting money and distributing it to individuals who were harmed.

As the story progresses, Ms. Green's teacher, an avid chain smoker, becomes steadily more unbalanced.

When two species diverge from a common ancestor, their DNA becomes steadily more different.

And as that realisation hits them, the writing itself becomes steadily more sombre.

As the years pass the message becomes steadily more explicit, unavoidable.