Sentence examples for steadily begin from inspiring English sources

Biologists say that will change once the dams are fully removed, sometime in 2014, and that a migrating salmon population that has declined to about 3,000 fish will steadily begin replenishing itself from a small stock carefully perpetuated in rearing channels since the 1970s to preserve their lineage as "transitional species".

Roll out pilot projects and "structural reform" campaigns that are (a) radical but winnable; (b) that have the potential to educate and mobilize large numbers of people; (c) that build new and broader coalitions; and (d) that slowly but steadily begin to build and expand our political power.

Keeping your eye open, gently but steadily begin to pour the contents of the drinking glass into your eye.

But the noose tightened, and the rope, held by the tree, steadily began to strangle it.

With the exception of the World War II era, the process of deindustrialization occurred steadily beginning early in the century.

When the twins were born on Sept. 16, 1996, they were premature but healthy, and steadily began to gain weight.

Olivia admits she's always been a worrier – but when she started university, her anxiety steadily began to build.

This promising finding shows that the field of education is steadily beginning to embrace the importance of SEL for student success.

In developed countries and especially in urban areas, the number of asthma cases increased steadily beginning in the mid- to late 20th century.

Barber and McSally had each held leads since election night, with a difference of only a few dozen votes at times, before Barber steadily began pulling ahead.

Individuals steadily began to create spaces between barricades and within a short amount of time took the sidewalk surrounding the perimeter of the plaza.