Sentence examples for steadily more impressive from inspiring English sources
From this point his radio reports — while remaining ambiguous — indicated steadily more impressive progress around the world; but he never left the Atlantic, and it seems that after December the mounting problems with his boat had caused him to give up on ever doing so.
To be sure, Berkeley is an exception: according to the National Science Foundation, just 18.4% of computer science degrees were given to women (as of 2010), a trend that has been steadily decreasing since 1991, when it was a more impressive 29.6%.
As we steadily headed south, the mountains to the east became ever more impressive until finally we sighted Sweden's highest mountain: Kebnekaise standing at 2,106 metres.
However, a number of Beyonce supporters did show up to a much more impressive counter-protest, which continued to grow steadily throughout the day.
Life grows steadily more convenient.
More impressive guest performers.
In the 1980s, despite the impressive artistic resolve of Scary Monsters (1980) and the equally impressive commercial calculation of Let's Dance (1983), which produced three American top 20 hits, Bowie's work grew steadily more trivial.
"It's become steadily more engrossing.
Renewables would become steadily more competitive.
Borrowing is getting steadily more expensive.
