Sentence examples for steadily followed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubsam has steadily followed his own drumbeat, though in the case of his cheerfully humanist choreography the sound might more appropriately be that of a flute.

The tradition established by Augustus was steadily followed and was extended to some women of the imperial family and even to imperial favourites.

As Germany has slowly but steadily followed the U.S., Britain and other countries in opening up its power markets to competition, prices have begun to fall.

Morgan escorted Holliday out onto the street and Ike, who had been drinking steadily, followed them.

However, the development of Greek political parties and the design of the political system steadily followed the European developments because that is where the forces and the procedures able to frame democracy and guarantee the respect to a just state lay.

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Demand for housing steadily increased, followed by demand for commercial space as multinational corporations began arriving to take advantage of India's emerging outsourcing industry.

The depression tracked steadily westward, followed by a turn to the northwest on July 31 under the influence of a mid-level ridge to its east.

Considering these likely domestic coal supply constraints, a possible pathway for future coal demand is to increase very slowly or stay on a plateau before 2035, and then decline steadily (hence follow a path lower than the coal demand trend shown in the green line in Fig. 8).

The annual number of hospitalizations increased steadily during 2000 2006, followed by a slight decrease through 2008 and then a steady increase through 2011.

Promotion followed steadily and Gregory became deputy chief constable of Blackpool in 1962, moving to Plymouth as chief three years later.