Sentence examples for steadily picked from inspiring English sources

A manager named Hu Bin told me that, since 2003, they had steadily picked up ****the production pace, to meet growing demand.

As it steadily picked off Isis-held townearear the Iraqi border, Washington had supported the Turkish stance and claimed it could control its proxies.

Its Bing search site has steadily picked up traffic since its introduction two years ago, accounting for more than 14 percent of searches in the American market, according to comScore.

It was hot, bringing temperatures in excess of a hundred degrees, and, because the preceding two months had been very wet in the Midwest and the ground was damp, the air steadily picked up moisture as it moved across the farmlands east of the Rockies.

Yet Dr. Karadzic has eluded the special squads who have steadily picked up lesser suspects -- almost one a month in the last 10 months -- and he has continued to move around the region, if with great caution and even more warily since NATO troops seized his close associate and partner in war, Momcilo Krajisnik, in April.

In this way he steadily picked off Commonwealth's customers.

So the Europeans have been steadily picking off American companies.

"These demonstrations seem to be steadily picking up momentum," he said.

In the four months since then, the nearly blind Muslim leader, known as Gus Dur, has been steadily picking off his rivals.

But rather than trying to land one big project or employer, in the 1990s Perry embraced a development strategy based on adding recreation, lodging, education and clean energy to its traditional strength in livestock agriculture, and it has been steadily picking up momentum even in the face of the severe national recession.

The regime's forces have been steadily picking off some of the villages around Homs.