Sentence examples for steadily increasing numbers from inspiring English sources
Most of the characters run to type: dissolute quasi-aristocratic friends, interchangeable boys, sycophants in steadily increasing numbers.
Since 2014, U.S. troops have been deployed in steadily increasing numbers — some five thousand now — largely as advisers and trainers to help the Iraqi Army fight ISIS militants.
But Mr. Bradway said it was too early to know if the plan would be sufficient to address the steadily increasing numbers of conflicts between humans and bears.
The women's health movement has brought steadily increasing numbers of women into medicine: women now make up 46percentt of the classes admitted to medical schools.
Steadily increasing numbers of middle-class families, who never thought they'd be seeking charity, have been showing up at food pantries.
The trend of steadily increasing numbers of foreign visitors to New York City led to the highest annual use of John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2012.
This new digital world offers a steadily increasing number of choices.
The past two decades have seen a steadily increasing number of papers on bubble columns and related reactors.
The steadily increasing number of space objects poses a considerable hazard to all kinds of spacecraft.
A steadily increasing number of Sunni militant jihadists from outside Syria have also joined the fray since mid-July.
No surprise, then, that a steadily increasing number of foreigners are pitching up here – inquisitive individuals, rather than tour groups.
