Sentence examples for steadily thought from inspiring English sources

Chisholm steadily thought there is something fundamentally right about Brentano's Thesis — the idea that the psychological somehow involves intentionality, and that in this respect it is unlike the purely physical.

The effects are similar to those of a head injury; people with "wet brain" lose frontal lobe function and can no longer walk steadily, think clearly or take care of themselves.

And the trend lines are echoed by steadily improving life expectancy and steadily declining diseases we thought we would never be able to conquer.

We have known from the beginning of this uprising that al-Qaeda and its ilk would do their best to engage in this conflict, and recent reporting from the front lines has demonstrated that their presence is steadily growing and are thought to now number at least 200 individuals.

"For quite some time to come, and at least up until 2030, China's working-age population aged from 15 to less than 60 years old will, I think, steadily and gradually shrink," Mr. Ma said.

AS opium harvests in Afghanistan have steadily increased, some think tanks and politicians — mostly in Britain — have raised a trenchant question: rather than trying to eradicate Afghanistan's poppies, why not instead buy them and make morphine?

I think steadily improving productivity and the Internet's margin-squeezing impact will keep inflation low.

Solar panel efficiencies are steadily improving -- think about other rapid technological advances in smart phones, digital cameras and computer speeds -- and becoming economically competitive.

I think I was too young to understand back then: I thought of time as a steadily growing tree that I hadn't yet started climbing.

One would have thought that a period of steadily rising profits, followed by a collapse, is a pretty good indicator that earnings manipulation is afoot.

We've made the mistake before where we thought cash was coming in steadily and went overboard on spending.