Sentence examples for steadily migrating from inspiring English sources
For example, government data — employment figures and other information — has been steadily migrating onto the Web.
Looking at the behavior of the quakes in the central Apennine over the past few years, one can detect a clear pattern: Like a set of falling dominoes, the epicenters are steadily migrating northward.
The making of movements -- the mechanical working parts -- has been steadily migrating out of the country in search of cheaper labor, leaving only the most expensive models made entirely in Switzerland.
The surge in violence stems from a confluence of factors, but perhaps none so tangible as the troubles plaguing the police department, whose officers are steadily migrating to other, quieter cities in the surrounding suburbs of Orange County.
Personal computing is steadily migrating to the Web, as people use sites like Facebook and Flickr to store photos, videos, and other files they previously would have stored on a PC.
Since about 1870, it's been sitting on the ocean side of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, a thin chain of sandy barrier islands that are steadily "migrating" inland.
In the process, he steadily migrated away from mainstream science.
Advertising has steadily migrated into programming during the past several years, with shows like "American Idol" and "Survivor" embracing product placement.
In fact, in recent years, night-vision devices have steadily migrated from the military to the commercial market and are a favorite with campers, astronomy buffs, hunters, boaters and even high-end burglars.
As Mr. Gore steadily migrated leftward from his roots as a hawkish, centrist New Democrat, Mr. Lieberman lurched to the right, so much so that he now makes common cause with Republicans, at least on the war.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5 — Videos showing insurgent attacks against American troops in Iraq, long available in Baghdad shops and on Jihadist Web sites, have steadily migrated in recent months to popular Internet video-sharing sites, including YouTube and Google Video.
