Sentence examples for steadily trying from inspiring English sources

"We've been steadily trying to eliminate C.A. products," he said.

Mr. Glaser is just the latest Bear Stearns banker to find a place at Bank of America, which, like many other Wall Street firms, has been steadily trying to pick off talented bankers from Bear amid the transition.

For reasons unknown, the Israel Project's press release makes nothing of this at all, focusing solely on PIJ and its Iranian ties.Whether they coordinate or not, whether it's a conspiracy or not, whether they live in New York and have money or not, it is undeniable that American-based Jewish groups are steadily trying to turn up the heat on Iran.

Airbnb has been steadily trying to improve its mobile experience for both guests and hosts.

It's been no secret that LinkedIn has been steadily trying to make its platform more social and interactive with users.

The move also comes at a time when more shoppers are turning to Amazon first — a sea change Google is steadily trying to fight.

Mr Gislason seems a decent enough bloke who has steadily tried to build up communications between supporters and the club.

General Gilbert, who has had his position for 18 months, said he had steadily tried to make sure that all cadets understood the seriousness of rape and sexual assault and that victims had resources available to them.

Though Netflix has steadily tried to improve its recommendation algorithm over the years, the user interface on its service – and on many of its competitors – still tends to push its featured and exclusive content instead of more personalized suggestions.

once the bird gets accustomed to your hand inside the cage and accepts it, then slowly and steadily try to move your hand closer to the bird.

Always start learning rudiments slowly, letting your hands, arms, and mind get used to them and steadily try to get better.