Sentence examples for steadily rebuild from inspiring English sources

The programme that has led to this reintroduction is run by Natural England, the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and bee and wasp charity Hymettus, but really it is the story of a whole community of "bee guardians" coming together over many years, to steadily rebuild and preserve a habitat that will support these returning bees.

William, meanwhile, was steadily rebuilding his army and in September 1673 recaptured the key fortress of Naarden.

This season the Argentine has been steadily rebuilding his ranking, winning titles at Delray Beach and Estoril and reaching the semi-finals in three other tournaments.

Juventus spent much of this period steadily rebuilding after the split, surviving the First World War.

Today, the family is steadily rebuilding, and the Genesis Project continues to help girls in need.

Since the fall of the Taliban in 2001, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) in Afghanistan has steadily worked to rebuild the health-care system in collaboration with donors, multilateral organizations and nongovernmental organizations.

Despite the damage caused by Hurricane Hugo last September, Charleston, S.C., has been rebuilding steadily.

Mozambique is rebuilding steadily, but since the extreme west is so far from the coastal power center and the roads are cut off by the rains for months each year, places like Cobué still feel very isolated and are the last to see development.

Explaining the predictions, he added: "Mortgage lending will continue to improve slowly but steadily as banks continue to rebuild their balance sheets.

But G.M. executives do not have the luxury of time to rebuild consumer confidence or reverse the company's steadily shrinking market share.

Mutilated and battered, Nonceba tries to rebuild her life in a country where government officials move steadily to expand access to education, health care and jobs to blacks even as they send soldiers to the battles that terrorize the countryside.