Sentence examples for steadily challenged from inspiring English sources

Since Ms. Piper's Mythical Being went stalking in the 1970s — a time when black militants and blaxploitation movies reveled in racial difference — artists have steadily challenged prevailing constructs about race.

However, cytokine production in the OR and IN routes increased steadily post-challenge and by day 26 post-challenge the OR and IN cytokine secreting cells surpassed the IM group.

We postulate that the acclimation phase delivers a steadily increasing challenge to energy demands in the rat.

Instead of figuring new ways to resist and challenge, Lambchop steadily made its music more beautiful.

As surely and steadily as satellite technology has migrated from the military to the marketplace, so too will its uses be challenged in court.

When challenged on this point – and the wider issue of corporate sponsorship at the festival, which has been steadily growing in recent years – she became defensive.

The Museum Island is being steadily rebuilt, and the gallery scene is challenging that of Cologne, the longtime center of German art sales.

But even in Japan, the operating system most commonly used by Samsung and other smartphone makers, Android from Google, has grown steadily, posing a challenge to Apple.

We live in the post-genomic era, and inferring information from massive data sets is a steadily growing universal challenge.

Either way, the supply challenges combined with rapidly growing demand means the world is going to see steadily higher prices.

Yet as Audi has risen to challenge the luxury kings directly, its expressive designs deserve as much credit as its cars' steadily improving performance.