Sentence examples for steadily attracted from inspiring English sources

Bruce Lieberman, chairman of the New York and Atlantic Railway, said his business has steadily attracted new customers, climbing to more than 22,000 carloads annually.

But Mr. Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania, had spent much of his time campaigning in Iowa before the caucus vote on Tuesday, and has steadily attracted crowds during his forays in the Granite State at the end of this week.

Although the site was innovative and had steadily attracted a growing and dedicated set of users over the past year, it was still a small community.

But that began to change from 2013 onwards as the group steadily attracted followers from further and further afield.

Since its inception in 2006, the International Society for the Study of Self-injury (ISSS; http://www.itriples.org) has steadily attracted researchers, clinicians, and students from around the globe with a shared interest in better understanding and addressing nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI).

But he says the industry is steadily attracting a broader audience.

Molesworth's variety of motifs, materials and forms steadily attracts new collectors, as do the expansive upholstered seats.

Meanwhile, storefronts in the downtown National Register historic district are steadily attracting small businesses, from florists to cheese shops.

The two politicians have been personally involved in promoting the local film industry, which in recent years has grown steadily, attracting a number of American projects.

The order has grown steadily, attracting men from across the country willing to give up material possessions and devote their lives to prayer and charity.

For applications to steadily attract users and persuade them to pay, they have to "solve a problem for the consumer," he said.