Sentence examples for steadily caught from inspiring English sources

Over the past seven years Airbus has steadily caught up with the American manufacturer in every other part of the market.

Despite a slow start in pouring rain at Moscow, the Jamaican steadily caught up to 2004 Olympic champion Justin Gatlin.

Tags have been slow to steadily catch on with consumers, in part, said Ms. Hauser, at Time, because "they don't always add value.

Although the population of X. laevis in the Alun river was well-established at the start of studies in 1981, it declined steadily and few were caught in the river itself in the 1990s.

Recent research has evidenced that although investment in Continuing Medical Education (CME), both in terms of participation as well as financial resources allocated to it, has been steadily increasing to catch up with accelerating advances in health information and technology, effectiveness of CME is reported to be rather limited.

She has been working steadily for 10 years and caught Hollywood's eye with her scarifying turn in the 2005 female revenge drama "Hard Candy".

Rather than steadily improving governance over time, the country is caught in a hapless cycle of flip-flopping parties and policies while overall national welfare stagnates.

It steadily discounted the Xoom after that, but it never caught on.

When the audience caught a regular beat and clapped along, he steadily accelerated and then teasingly fell silent.

After a decade of steadily growing tax and customs revenue, the budget shortfall has caught Afghanistan's international backers by surprise.

Over the next two days, each of us caught another couple of decent salmon, and the weather steadily improved.