Sentence examples for steadily realizing from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the advocates who have resolutely fought to promote and protect the rights of the child, the Convention is steadily realizing its mission to turn what for many children is a world of oppression, disease and despair into a hopeful future built on equality and freedom.

He and Ms. Richards were now dating steadily and realizing that competitive sports was just one of the many interests they shared.

Mullan knows the lay of his own land, and he knows just how much he can load it with; only in retrospect do you realize how steadily this mournful picture, with its odd braiding of the domestic and the apocalyptic, has relied on the Shakespearean basics.

When his mate has been feasting steadily on mealworm larvae, he realizes that she'd now prefer to dine on wax moth larvae, which he feeds her himself.

Steadily, I've come to realize that my show illustrates that gaming tropes we assumed were standard have all but disappeared from the mainstream.

"We're steadily growing in number, as educated people realize democracy will never deliver.

I drank fairly steadily until the last week of September, when I realized I wasn't happy with the person I was becoming.

The market for black memorabilia has grown steadily since the 1970's, when white collectors realized that in the post-civil rights era, signs reading "Colored Served in Rear" would soon be scarce.

Privatization of the NHS under the Conservatives has been growing steadily but until today I don't think we realized the amount of danger we could be in.

The Cleves family has been arguing steadily, about contemporary Britain, about borders and walls and refugees, when Art realizes that something is falling onto the table pieces of dirt, grit, rubble.

Writer says it has steadily declined since the end of World War I, though he did not realize it when he first got to France in 1926.