Sentence examples for pushed steadily from inspiring English sources

Kitchener pushed steadily but cautiously up the Nile.

He pushed steadily forward, a slow, gloomy delivery that owed something to Harvey's seemingly infinite pessimism.

Health care is being pushed steadily toward standardization, insisting on an algorithmic approach to diagnosis and treatment.

Until recently it was also true in international trade, as America pushed steadily for global trade liberalisation (if not always in ways that this newspaper applauded).

Since the first WNV outbreak in the U.S., which occurred in 1999 and was confined to the New York City area, annual outbreaks had pushed steadily westward.

Since then, it has pushed steadily higher, to 7.7 million a day, and Mr. Kukes of Tyumen estimated that it could hit 10.2 million by 2010.

Teams averaged a record 20 attempts a game this season, and the trend is pushing steadily upward, or outward, really, far from the basket and beyond the line painted 23 feet 9 inches away.

The company's director of North American sales, James D. Farley, said in an interview Monday that Ford had been pushing steadily to consolidate its dealers, rather than trying to end contracts or let them expire.

Gentrification is a western world phenomenon: brogue-heeled Brooklyn hipsters tarting up first Williamsburg and now Bushwick, leaving better coffee in their wake; Parisian bobos (bourgeois bohemians) pushing steadily eastwards from the Marais to Bastille to the 20th.

Early in the 1st millennium Iranian Medes already controlled almost all of the eastern Zagros and were infiltrating, if not actually pushing steadily into, the western Zagros, in some areas right up to the edge of the plateau and to the borders of lowland Mesopotamia.

Singapore-based short term home rental marketplace, Travelmob is pushing steadily into the space with new features on its site.