Sentence examples for steadily easier from inspiring English sources

As this century progresses – if that is the right word – it will become steadily easier to manufacture nuclear weapons.

BEHIND THE NEWS State officials said the tests had become steadily easier to pass, until this year, when tougher standards were applied.

But that is no excuse for making it steadily easier for people to buy, carry and use weapons, or for our political leaders' continuing refusal to take obvious steps like banning the unrestricted sale of weapons at gun shows, or sales of slightly modified military assault weapons, or unregulated Internet sales of ammunition and ammunition drums that can hold 150 high-damage rounds.

"L.S.D.," as he humorously called it, was aerobic endurance training that allowed you to enjoy running and at the same time bolster your aerobic capacity so that it got steadily easier to run farther and (gradually) faster.

What the study did not highlight is that increase in status updates (across all social networks, not just Twitter) is also attributed to the fact that these networks are steadily making it easier for users to post updates to multiple networks at once.

Move quickly (but carefully) through the easy questions (which are in the beginning), but steadily and slowly through the harder questions.

(Is this guy my ally? Will I survive this mess?) Chandor has worked out what all these people think of one another while keeping the drama steadily moving forward no easy job and if there's a false note or an overwrought scene in "Margin Call" I couldn't find it.

Eating smaller portions of food more frequently (and listening to your body to determine when you're actually hungry) makes it easier to steadily fuel ourselves through the recovery process.

As it turned out, the commercial success of Presley's films and soundtracks steadily diminished (Paradise, Hawaiian Style; Easy Come, Easy Go; Speedway), while he was increasingly disappointed with the quality of his work.

I saw our struggles as momentary dips on a long-term trend line that was climbing steadily upward toward an easy, comfortable, lifelong partnership.

Bit by bit, so steadily that it is easy to mistake it for routine sniping, the United States and China are being drawn into what the journalist Geoff Dyer, in a new book, calls "the contest of the century".