Sentence examples for steadily abandoned from inspiring English sources

Since then, with fits and starts, he has steadily abandoned and worked to undermine that right, and even lied about his past positions.

Reni, who returned to Bologna from Rome in 1614 and remained there until his death in 1642, remained the strongest artistic personality in that northern city but steadily abandoned the strong plasticity of the Carracci for a much looser style with a pale tonality.

Having been bombed out of Aleppo and steadily abandoned by its regional backers, six of the seven main armed groups have signed on to the peace initiative, after receiving assurances that aid will start to flow to besieged areas if it continues to hold.

These languages, which were once spoken by a considerable portion of the population in Thailand, have steadily been abandoned by the descendants of Chinese migrants in favour of Standard Thai.

The fire steadily crept through abandoned mine tunnels, forcing the federal government by 1984 to evict residents and eventually pay $40 million to buy damaged land.

The Capitol Limited, in common with most name trains in the U.S. by the mid-1950s, steadily steadecliningining patronage as the traveling public abandoned trains in favor of airplanes and the automobile.

Morsi's support had been steadily whittled away over the past four days, first being abandoned by the military, then the powerful police force, and yesterday the state media.

In the temperate zone, abandoned fields are often slowly but steadily encroached by shrubs and forests.

Mr. Peres, now the country's ceremonial president, and Mr. Beilin, a member of the declining left-wing Meretz Party, have both abandoned Labor, whose own fortunes have been sinking steadily.

It is true that China seems to have abandoned its previous policy of allowing the yuan steadily to rise against the dollar: it has barely budged over the past four months.

The after-party was held in an old car-parts warehouse on the west side of the island, where everything was shut or abandoned; the population of the island had been declining steadily for three decades.