Sentence examples for steadily successful from inspiring English sources

Time Warner has been steadily successful in selling its Road Runner high-speed cable modem services since 1997.

But as he's become steadily more successful, he has found himself part of that monster.

His habilitation in 1959 on Some Considerations on the Fundamentals of Metal Forming, together with some related works became the starting point of a steadily growing successful period of research.

Success rates (successful vs. dry or abandoned boreholes) have steadily increased over the period as contractors have improved their techniques.

The museum is at its center, but private and cooperative galleries are also becoming steadily more popular and successful.

In recent years treatment efficacy of CHC has been steadily increased and a successful virus eradication can be achieved in up to 80% of patients with genotype 2 and 3 and in about 50% of patients chronically infected with genotype 1 [ 3- 5].

His being prey to alcohol; his saying foul things when recording machines are running; the urge towards violence in his life and cruelty in his art; the way in which he has gone from being steadily voted "sexiest" and "most successful" movie star to an abused and despised outsider.

Until now, the boiler has been used very successful in burning steadily and operating easily.

The last population of free-ranging Asiatic lion (Panthera leo persica) has been steadily increasing in response to successful conservation initiatives spanning five decades.

This year, the 3,200 participants placed the category "Advancement Opportunities/Career Options" at the top of the list of factors deemed important for a successful postdoc, climbing steadily up from sixth place in 2008 (See Postdocs Rate Factors chart for survey results and methods).

The MR was successful and grew steadily, extending its services and acquiring other local railways north and west of London.