Sentence examples for steadily gain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pekkanen helped start the news program almost on a lark, then saw it steadily gain popularity.

The falling apart of the old order inside the hotel mirrors the political turmoil going on outside, as the nationalists steadily gain the upper hand in the war of independence but the comparisons are never laboured.

21 November 2013 Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych reneges on an EU trade deal in favour of closer ties with Russia, provoking protests in the capital which steadily gain in strength.

In fact, as little as six or seven years ago the common view was that Japanese companies would steadily gain the technological upper hand over their American rivals because only the Japanese -- not faced with annoying pressure to satisfy the financial markets -- could afford to take the long view, and ignore short-term losses.

The flying lap event in the omnium sees the athletes steadily gain pace for 2½ laps before the final 250m lap is timed.

At that point, we would expect Lyft to steadily gain market share as the two companies' core value propositions become even less differentiated.

And it steadily gained popularity.

The train steadily gained altitude.

Shockingly, the Revs steadily gained swagger.

TELEVISION antiheroes have been steadily gaining popularity.

Opinion polls show Hamas steadily gaining popularity.