Sentence examples for steadily progressing from from inspiring English sources

This is all moot because most clubs in Los Angeles suck anyway, so you should skip them entirely and just go to the afters, which should be steadily progressing from creepy to crawly around 2 30 AM.

Plasma TM level, reflecting the status of endothelial cells damage, increased steadily, progressing from 2.91 ± 0.30 μg/L in the control value to a peak of 6.87 ± 0.62 μg/L at 96 hours after the infection.

Princeton did not steadily progress from its origins as a tiny Presbyterian seminary.

In a mere six decades we have steadily progressed from the dread of "silent spring" to the prospect of a lonely earth.

The text contains carefully selected readings that address a wide array of grammatical concerns and that steadily progress from easy to difficult.

But the Islamists regrouped, and have steadily progressed from staging sporadic hit-and-run guerrilla attacks to seizing — and holding — large swaths of territory.

FitzGerald's work steadily progressed from To Meet the Sun (1929), now considered rather dated and derivative, to Moonlight Acre (1938), which includes a philosophical poem, "Essay on Memory," that won a national prize.

Many saw the seat as well within reach for the G.O.P., but the Republican candidate, Terri Lynn Land, has been unable to make much headway as the race has slowly but steadily progressed from tossup to likely or solid Democrat.

In the meantime, however, the rebranding effort — the attempt to change how Mexicans see Tlatelolco, from the sky and the ground — seems to be steadily progressing.

Their development is steadily progressing.

However, our work is steadily progressing and should be allowed to run its natural course.