Sentence examples for steadily introducing from inspiring English sources

Since the financial crisis of 2008, regulators have been steadily introducing new requirements aimed at bolstering capital levels that could help Wall Street withstand market turbulence.

That's because Japan has been preparing for this day since the 1973 oil crisis by steadily introducing natural gas, nuclear power, high-speed mass transit and conservation, and thereby steadily reducing its dependence on foreign oil.

Through two expansion packs, Bungie has ironed out some of the flaws present in the original game, retooling the hoarding instinct at the game's heart to something more productive while steadily introducing more and better matchmaking to help those players (like me) who find it hard to pull a group together at short notice.

Over the past decade, the Chinese government has been steadily introducing incentive programs to lure scientists from other countries as well as keep homegrown talent in China.

Piaggio has steadily introduced larger scooters with more powerful engines.

Twitter, like Facebook, has steadily introduced a number of paid advertising options, raising the stakes for advertisers.

These ions are steadily introduced to lakes from rivers and rainwater, where they concentrate because of the evaporative loss of relatively pure water.

Many banks and credit-card companies, including American Express, refused to deal with porn; others steadily introduced stiffer regulations and fees for high-risk industries.

Therefore the company has to steadily introduce more languages.

The game eases you in with simple orders, and steadily introduces new elements to ramp up the complexity — so you move from making up a single portion of chips, to making multiple fish & chips portions, with or without salt & vinegar, at the same time and so on.

Founded in 2008, LiveRail has steadily been introducing publishers to the joys of real-time bidding, using technology and algorithms to match publisher inventory with the highest bidder for their content.