Sentence examples for steadily critical from inspiring English sources

Trump has been steadily critical of the ruling from Seattle and a subsequent appeals court ruling upholding it. .

At the same time, the IAEA's reports on Iranian behaviour have become steadily more critical.

Polls show that Americans have also become steadily more critical of the military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy.

A steadily growing critical fan base showered the novel with praise, and it went on to become a best seller, with 625,000 copies in print in hardcover and paperback.

When the wind is blowing steadily, the critical plume is reduced in size in all directions except downwind, where the wind has no effect, contrary to physical intuition.

But scientists are steadily unlocking the critical biological secrets of addiction and the reasons that some people become addicted to specific substances but others do not.

"The 10-year trend shows math scores steadily rising and critical reading scores moderately rising until the new test was introduced, and suddenly they plunged," said Robert Schaeffer, public education director for FairTest, which opposes the broad use of standardized testing.

Dismissed on its original 1958 release, "Vertigo" has steadily risen in critical estimation, to the point that it displaced "Citizen Kane" as the best motion picture of all time in Sight & Sound's most recent poll of film critics worldwide.

This may have progressed steadily until a critical mass of interactions was reached, the Cambrian explosion.

Serum autoantibodies have steadily established themselves as critical biomarkers for the diagnosis of autoimmune diseases [ 15].

This is why customers who are past the early stage of adoption and are steadily moving their mission-critical applications and database to the virtual environment tell us that both new and legacy applications run better when virtualized.