Sentence examples for it will steadily from inspiring English sources

It will steadily drive up gasoline prices, home heating prices and factory electricity prices.

And if the future of work is, as many argue, increasingly flexible, casual, various and scarce, it's arguable that those short of it will steadily face exacerbated economic risk.

Then it will go steadily downhill and it will be over".

As this century progresses – if that is the right word – it will become steadily easier to manufacture nuclear weapons.

It's a modest bet on the demand for "Vini-der-Pu," although editors there remain optimistic that it will sell steadily over the years.

"As US and coalition forces withdraw, it will become steadily more difficult for both the implementing and oversight agencies to monitor projects," John Sopko, the special inspector general, told Congress in April.

With so many therapeutic options in sight and the ongoing elucidation of the pathogenesis of CD, it will become steadily more possible to tailor treatment to the clinicopathological and immunogenetic profile of the individual patient.

The relatively few people fortunate enough to work in technology (or have the capital to invest in it) will grow steadily wealthier, even as more and more jobs around the world are replaced by software and drones and robots.

And it forecasts that this will steadily grow to 10% of output over the next decade or so.

Whether it's 2014, 2016 or beyond, "it will occur sooner if we steadily keep at it," Angle said.

"If S4C becomes a Welsh-only channel there is a very real danger that it will be marginalised, that its audiences will continue to fall and the affection in which it is held in Wales will steadily diminish".