Sentence examples for steadily embracing from inspiring English sources
Congregations of many denominations are steadily embracing the same electronic fund transfer system that allows individuals to pay their bills or regularly invest in mutual funds.
Over his years in the White House, Mr Clinton, prodded by Mr Greenspan, has steadily embraced the notion of balanced budgets.
I am merely saying that if universities wish to continue to be in the business of spinning-out game-changing companies such as Google, Netscape, Genentech, Lycos, Sun Microsystems and Cisco, they must be willing to steadily embrace the startup culture through these dedicated programs.
In even the most merciless stories in the 14 volumes she has published since 1968, she has seemed steadily to embrace the energy of life itself.
The analysis yielded one overarching theme, embracing Mobile Midwife as a trustworthy and constant source of support, and four main themes: 1) steadily grasping advice given in relation to pregnancy, 2) partially being caught between nutritional myths and reality, 3) recognizing the need to be prepared for specialized care, and 4) gaining self-confidence to care for their children.
Today, Wong is part of a slowly but steadily growing M.M.A. scene in Cambodia, the result not only of an influx of expats but of longtime Khmer boxers embracing the sport as a complement to their storied ancient art.
Insufficient data exist on the remaining 21% to comment on its allocation across diseases or regions, but this "unallocable" fraction has decreased steadily in recent years as larger donors have embraced the practice of publicly sharing project-level data.
Since the publication of the White Paper, CG profile and emphasis on its application have been growing steadily and a number of international healthcare systems have embraced the principles of CG, so that these are now of value worldwide in terms of quality, effectiveness and accountability [ 7- 10].
