Sentence examples for steadily soaring from inspiring English sources

His reputation as a composer was steadily soaring both in Austria and abroad.

Crime, especially, is widely considered to be steadily soaring out of control.

The cost of tuition has been steadily soaring for decades, but with the life savings of many families decimated by the housing bust, even relatively inexpensive state schools are out of financial reach, as Andy Kroll illustrates for Mother Jones.

Real Estate Market Housing prices have steadily soared over the last two decades.

Over his lifetime the number of working physicists steadily soared, eliminating the collegiality of his early working life.

The 2009 vintage in Bordeaux promises to be one of the best since 2005, also a good year, he said, and prices are soaring steadily, mainly because of bidding by wealthy Chinese buyers.

But the door has been steadily closing, thanks to soaring tuition costs and declining student aid.

With soaring costs steadily driving film production out of Southern California, Los Angeles area politicians and entertainment industry officials created an agency seven years ago to make it easier and cheaper for Hollywood studios to work closer to home.

An hour later we're airborne, climbing steadily as we soar over familiar places: the M11 and the M25, and Chelmsford and Harwich, and the West Frisian Islands off the Dutch coast, and sea realms, too – Thames, Humber, German Bight– that are well known to anyone whose job requires them to rise early enough to yawn or smile along to the shipping forecast.

Antonio McDyess was jumping out of the gym Friday night, soaring and scoring and steadily improving.

But with fish stocks in the oceans steadily declining and global demand for seafood soaring, farmed seafood, or aquaculture, is the future.