Sentence examples for steadily much from inspiring English sources

The canal to Bersham and Wrexham was not built, and that to Shrewsbury was built much later on, but trade in coal, limestone, lime and building materials developed within the network of canals, and traffic between the canals and Liverpool increased steadily, much of it passing along the former Chester Canal.

The amount of peptide containing C18 oxidized to sulfonic acid rose in a UVR dose-dependent manner for both WT and Y16A HγD-Crys soluble protein samples, whereas the pelleted samples were steadily much higher than the soluble samples.

As the parties competed, the squeeze on earmarks steadily tightened, much to the dismay of those who have spent much of their career chasing such financing.

Torrential rain has been falling steadily over much of Queensland for weeks.

Steadily, though, much of the farmland has given way to development.

Torrential rain has been falling steadily over much of Queensland since November.

It blows steadily for much of the year, making the area popular for windsurfing.

A constant-force watch is one designed to release power from its mainspring steadily, however much the spring is unwound.

The proportion of the population living in urban centres rose steadily for much of the 20th century.

The insurgents' draconian rules banning music, television and bras have steadily alienated much of Somali society, making it harder for the insurgents to raise money and find recruits.

Tiniest Chemical Sensor Nanotubes, those cylindrical molecules of carbon atoms, are steadily becoming much more than just a laboratory curiosity, as researchers develop potential applications for them.