Sentence examples for steadily fighting from inspiring English sources

In Ukraine, activists and allies have been steadily fighting for LGBTQ acceptance.

Since then, the balance of power in the conflict has tipped in favour of President Bashar al-Assad, the death toll has mounted steadily, fighting has spilled into Lebanon, and jihadist militants from the Islamic State (IS) have formed a caliphate in a huge area straddling the border with Iraq.

Tensions have been steadily escalating.

They attacked police checkpoints in the villages around midnight on Monday and the fighting steadily escalated.

The N.H.L. has been slowly but steadily moving away from fighting since the late 1980s, when there was an average of 1.3 fights a game.

But amid a worldwide outpouring of grief and outrage at the sight of Omran Daqneesh — a small, silent, solitary figure, seated bloodied and dazed in the back of an ambulance in his ravaged hometown of Aleppo — the fighting ground steadily onward, spurring even a polished veteran diplomat to rail in despair over stalled humanitarian efforts.

Not the Jaguars, whose steadily improving quarterback, Byron Leftwich, is fighting off a sprained right ankle, but insists he will play.

Commissioner Gary Bettman has pointed out that fighting over all is steadily declining.

In recent years, the United States has steadily stepped up its role in fighting Mexican drug trafficking, though officials offer few details of the cooperation.

Somalia's militant al-Shabab insurgent group stares a possible military collapse in the face as a coalition of African forces, fighting on multiple fronts, steadily advances on its southern heartland and the United States steps up drone and naval attacks.

These resources are steadily directed toward developing more weapons and fighting more wars.