Sentence examples for steadily growing concern from inspiring English sources

Berry's poetry, from his first collection, The Broken Ground (1964), to Sabbaths (1987), reveals a steadily growing concern with the abuse of the land and with the need to restore the balance of nature.

Amid steadily growing public concern surrounding fatal overdoses involving fentanyl, Health Canada has proposed making naloxone, an antidote to opiates and opioids, more widely available.

It rose steadily from the nineteen-seventies to about 2000, a reflection of the growing concern over the relationships between meat and saturated fat, cholesterol, and heart disease.

To our knowledge, there is no database for LEAP and since LEAPdb offers a unique set of curated data of these proteins, it is therefore an invaluable tool to compile, organize and classify the steadily growing body of information concerning LEAP.

Companies like Cisco Systems, Oracle and Sun Microsystems can be seen as the ballast of the new economy, established concerns with steadily growing profits as opposed to the bubble of fledgling dot-com companies with their uncertain hopes of survival.

The American does not do public pronouncements - Lambert did not even know whether he was at Villa Park on Tuesday - and will not change his habits despite the concern and confusion steadily growing among this passionate fan base.

Porter was growing concerned.

Growing Concerns in Adolescent Drug Abuse.

Concern for the environment has been steadily growing in recent years, and it is becoming more common to include environmental impact and pollution costs in the design problem along with construction, investment and operating costs.

Besides the steadily growing number of cores, modern architectures contain a number of architectural features concerning the improvement of compute performance.

Waiting lists are steadily growing.