Sentence examples for steadily trained from inspiring English sources

"See the white sneakers?" she asks; they belong, she says, to one of the photographers who have steadily trained their lenses on Mr. Steinberg's new home.

NATO officials worry that the killings — 40 American and NATO troops have died from such attacks this year — could undermine the exit strategy of steadily training and turning over security to Afghan forces during the next two years, before a near-total withdrawal of Western military forces.

She injured a hamstring, but has been training steadily since, hoping to find more than just a consolation prize this year.

Mice were allowed to habituate the 10 × 50 cm walkway with a dark enclosed goal box at the end and then trained to walk steadily through the walkway.

An injured body after two days of over-training is going to achieve a lot less in 4 weeks than a less intensely trained body working steadily towards a goal.

By June 21, Mr. Adami was soldiering through the occasional stabs of pain, unwilling to veer from his steadily escalating training.

American involvement is being ratcheted up as the United States steadily increases training for police and military forces in Latin America.

Transit officials point out that they have been steadily expanding training of all kinds, especially in recent years.

After a short spell in civilian life following World War I, he joined the newly formed RAAF in 1921, and rose steadily through training and personnel commands prior to World War II.

The foundation has grown steadily, and more than thirty thousand counsellors are trained by it each year.

A reformer of different character was Dayanand Sarasvati, who was trained as a yogi but steadily lost faith in Yoga and in many other aspects of Hinduism.