Sentence examples for steadily helped from inspiring English sources

Coupled with that, U.S. data indicating the world's largest economy is growing slowly but steadily helped European stocks open higher on Thursday.

Instead they grew into the game steadily, helped by selection and tactics that had a note of pragmatism when it mattered.

That week, viewing rose steadily, helped by comprehensive newspaper coverage of the rising GB medal haul and the "blade runner" controversy sparked by Oscar Pistorius.

Commercial traffic also grew steadily, helped by the construction of new basins at Chester and the provision of a tide lock into the Dee, which made access into the lower basin possible at all times, and helped to keep it free from silt.

By using the scripture and Buddhist teachings as the basis of their work and by proving correct information of HIV transmission, the monks have steadily helped reduce stigma and discrimination in many communities in the Mekong region, Nishino said.

The filtering department is steadily helping the institution reduce a backlog – more than 160,000 cases at its peak, in November 2011 – caused by the avalanche that arrived with the collapse of the former eastern bloc.

From 2014 to 2016, enrollment through HealthCare.gov, the federally run marketplace that 39 states use, and its state counterparts, including Covered California and Maryland Health Connection, increased steadily, helping to bring the number of Americans without insurance to historic lows.

From 2014 to 2016, enrollment through HealthCare.gov, the federally run marketplace that 39 states use, and its state counterparts, including Covered California and Maryland Health Connection, increased steadily, helping to bring the number of Americans without insurance to historic lows.

The team at IVY is steadily helping its members (many of whom are artists themselves) participate in dynamic events designed not only to push hobbies and interests to the next level, but also to place members in contact with people and ideas that they may have otherwise not been exposed to.

THIS dreamy 1993 canvas is sure to be a winner when it comes up for sale on May 8. Prices for the 80-year-old Mr. Richter have been steadily rising, helped in large part by a highly praised retrospective at the Tate Modern in London this winter, which is now at the National Gallery in Berlin and will be heading to the Pompidou Center in Paris in June.

Why not take a look at what 'leaders' everywhere are doing (e.g. your boss, company, service provider, government, politicians, media...) and look at how many people understand this and/or prepared to do something about it... I think you'll find its small... albeit steadily growing (helped by the internet, and recent activities of banks/MP's etc).