Sentence examples for steadily adopted from inspiring English sources

"But since last year, Ma Ying-jeou has steadily adopted opening policies".

Studies show that much of the world has steadily adopted this medical model of mental illness.

Worried that Google has too much of your personal data, thanks to the way it has pried into your life over the years as you steadily adopted more of its services, ranging from search to email to productivity apps to YouTube and more?

Though originally organized as the Orthodox Congregation Kahl Montgomery by German Jews in 1849, during the 1870s Kahl Montgomery had steadily adopted Reform practices.

Even before the redditometro was introduced, the Italian tax authorities had been steadily adopting tougher measures that have begun to bite.

The men appear to have adopted a steadily escalating brand of fundamentalism that reached its tipping point at the end of last year and became steadily more radical during 2005 as they drew up plans to murder as many Londoners as possible.

After her third electoral victory in 1987, she adopted a steadily more hostile attitude toward European integration.

Born on the Dickens Estate in Bermondsey in 1952, to an alcoholic father, he rose steadily through showbusiness, adopting the stage name Barrymore and taking elocution lessons to eliminate his strong south London accent.

In the present study, Al2O3 and SiO2 nanoparticles, which are hydrophilic and can be steadily dispersed in water, were adopted, and ultrasound was introduced in the solidification processes of the two aqueous suspensions.

The Moroccan National Plan of Action for Children, adopted in 2006, is steadily decreasing the number of working children and campaigning to change cultural attitudes and practices.

His words suggest welcome support for a practice that is in danger of dying out.The number of babies adopted in Britain has fallen steadily since the seventies (see chart).