Sentence examples for of steady progress from inspiring English sources
What is Parker's definition of steady progress for a rookie running back?
After a period of steady progress, however, improvement ground to a halt.
THE Whig interpretation of history, to which this newspaper largely subscribes, is one of steady progress.
Even with those disappointments, a first League Cup semi-final in 46 years feels like the maintenance of steady progress.
This is his 12th full season in the major leagues after six years of steady progress in the minors.
But to be considered, she added, "you really need to show us that you're on a path of steady progress".
World War I gave the lie to the idea of the steady progress of Western civilization, and particularly to idealistic views of the efficacy of government.
But India played this tour without Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir and Sachin Tendulkar, three of the cornerstones of their steady progress to No1.
The evolutionary cause of this steady progress is the invention of trade, something that Neanderthals, with a larger brain, failed to replicate.
We've made some dramatic breakthroughs and a lot of slow steady progress -- between 1970 and 2000, the energy produced by each pulse of a fusion experiment increased by a trillion times.
"We have more non-native speakers, there are lots of so-called at-risk, hard-to-educate students, and in spite of that, steady progress is being made," she said.
