Sentence examples for only steadily from inspiring English sources
The Department of Sanitation's budget has reached $1 billion, mainly in export costs, and can only steadily escalate.
The Australian raider Nicconi had earlier experienced the indignity of being outpaced in the King's Stand Stakes, keeping on only steadily for fourth behind Equiano.
If Daisy hadn't blitzkrieged our net worth at Bloomingdale's nothing much would have changed; it's likely I wouldn't have cared if she were only steadily depleting our bank account, a time-honored activity in our civilized world.
The average sequence length dropped sharply from 83 bases to about 68 upon initial transcription and reverse transcription (library to first round), but only steadily declines for the remainder of the rounds, with the 9th round at approximately 60 bp.
The front lines are moving in one direction only: slowly but steadily towards Tripoli, where the colonel is believed to be.Several thousand rebels in the Nafusa mountains south of Tripoli have changed tactics in recent weeks from defensive to offensive operations.
He made no rash moves and suffered only a few temporary defeats as his forces advanced slowly but steadily; the only major criticism directed at him during the campaign was that his strategy was frequently unimaginative.
For the violence, on both sides, to come to an end, negotiation has not only to be started but steadily pursued.
Although much less well-known and used only by a small, but steadily growing, community of researchers, the medaka Oryzias latipes (also known as the Japanese ricefish) can be regarded as a complementary model and is equivalent in many ways to the most common fish model (Wittbrodt et al., 2002).
Slowly but steadily, the two strive instinctually to make contact, if only with their heads.
In fact, they're the only sectors steadily reducing their CO2 emissions.
And if you look at all these areas, the Bush team has not only been steadily eroding America's leverage and room for maneuver vis-à-vis its biggest long-term competitor -- China -- but it has actually been making us more dependent than ever on Beijing.
