Sentence examples for steadily phasing from inspiring English sources

Troy Halterman, owner of Troy, another high-end SoHo design emporium, said he was steadily phasing out midcentury pieces in favor of new design.

Despite the process of steadily phasing out older 'green skin' trains (the train from Zizhong to Chengdu with the meat sellers and the peasants loaded with produce has already been eliminated), the coexistence and varied use of technologies belonging to different eras comes in and out of focus throughout the journey.

The high school certificate as a qualification is steadily being phased out (Fan et al. 2016).

StrikeForce Technologies is an eleven-year-old company that has grown steadily with the phased rollout of its three core products: Protect ID®, Guarded ID®, and its new smartphone release Mobile Trust™.

The operation itself was divided into steadily escalating phases, mapped out in advance.

But the problem with modernization theory was always a tendency to concentrate most of its attention on the steadily progressing phases of history, as determined by the predictable workings of sociology or economics or psychology — and to relegate the free play of unpredictable ideas and ideologies to the margins of world events.

Since it began phasing out coal in the 1980's, demand for gas has increased steadily.

The number of opportunities steadily declined from phase 1 to phase 3 indicating a work-flow optimization.

Additionally, in glucose-supplemented medium, carotenogenesis was induced at the beginning of the stationary growth phase, whereas in succinate, this process was induced earlier during the exponential growth phase and steadily increased until the stationary phase.

Below the peritectic temperature, one of the solid phases steadily grows along the other.

In addition, the massive sulfide rock exhibits the distinctive IP feature that the phase steadily increases with a decrease of frequency.