Sentence examples for steadily proving from inspiring English sources

Up front, the summer signing Sébastien Haller is steadily proving wrong those back home in France who doubted his pedigree.

With the druggy fallout of the Libertines and the recent split of Dirty Pretty Things in his rear-view mirror, Powell is steadily proving his own talent for powerful, brutally honest songs.

If time is the greatest luxury for modern consumers, Nordstrom is steadily proving that convenience is one of the foremost things it can offer its shoppers.

As a result, exports have grown steadily and proved a major impetus to growth.

The molecular data obtained with such technologies, applied to a rising number of organisms, are proving steadily important to study their relationships at the macro- and micro-evolutionary levels.

Even a steadily growing China is proving to be of limited help.

It has proved steadily popular since, it has been recorded, and last night it opened the company's 1986 season at the New York State Theater.

It has proved steadily popular since, it has been recorded, and Tuesday night it opened the company's 1986 season at the New York State Theater.

This score's a bit of an exception on the list since it's not a synthesizer score strictly speaking, but the gasping pipe organs and piano parts both run parallel to the tradition of synth horror music that came before it and proved steadily influential to the host of experimentally minded film composers that followed.

In an article titled 'Combating terrorism through technology', Marshall Billingslea, Assistant Secretary General of NATO's Defense Investment Division, and Chairman of NATO's CNAD and the NC3 Board states that "The destructive capacity of terrorist groups is growing steadily as terrorists prove themselves adept at using modern technology for their own ends".

Even search interest in makeup and beauty fridges has steadily grown over the past 12 months, proving it's the buzzworthy appliance we all supposedly need on our vanity table.