Sentence examples for steadily delivered from inspiring English sources
Since the late seventies, when she was just out of college, she has steadily delivered her uncompromising version of dance.
It all climaxes in Wotan's farewell, steadily delivered by Best, which through a minimum of telling gestures is made profoundly moving.
He has maintained free admission where it was in place and steadily delivered change in the charging museums, a step at a time, beginning with free admission for children and senior citizens in 2000.
This school-based HB immunization program in Quebec has steadily delivered vaccine to ~85%% of students annually and in combination with the catch-up campaign, has provided protection to the vast majority of Quebec students born since 1983 [ 3].
In "The Night Manager," Roper steadily delivers monologues about evil.
"The goal is to make Office a tool that steadily delivers productivity improvements.
So while the eventual winner, Mr. DeWyze, spent last season bulking up his rock squalls and his helpless demeanor, Ms. Bowersox remained committed to form, steadily delivering knockout performances probably not all that different from those she gave on the platforms of the Chicago subway system years before.
But most of the gain was from a licensing deal and it's not clear he can steadily deliver those; without licensing, software is growing by 20% year-over-year.
After the First World War, the introduction of social democracy, the socioeconomic system that most Western countries settled on, delivered steadily rising living standards, which helped to keep the extremists at bay.
Unlike Lorraine Hansberry, author of "A Raisin in the Sun," who died of cancer at age 34, and Charles Fuller, whose "A Soldier's Play" in 1982 became the first by an African American to receive the Pulitzer Prize for drama, Wilson delivered steadily for more than 20 years.
The prime minister, Vladimir Putin, and his loyalist successor, Mr Medvedev, have built their popularity on delivering steadily improving living standards to Russians.
