Sentence examples for steady development in from inspiring English sources

If we are justified in assuming that the setback in American industry will only be temporary, we may look forward to steady development in 1930, free from the incubus that has of late been hampering world conditions.

About Evelyn Waugh as a master of literary style, the critic Clive James said that "Nobody ever wrote a more unaffectedly elegant English... its hundreds of years of steady development culminate in him".

Thin disk lasers (TDLs) were invented in the early 1990s and have been in steady development since that time.

Today's success by Max Mosley in his privacy action against the News of the World represents the culmination of nearly a decade of steady development of privacy law in this country.

The long-established textile industry has also undergone steady development since its radical overhaul in the 1930s.

The railroad arrived in 1854, and steady development ensued.

By applying the notion of evolution to ethics, Alexander explains that one can mean either the mere integration of the biological into the ethical sphere, or treating morals as one part of a comprehensive view of the universe, in which a steady development from the lower to the higher can be observed, a development which follows the law of the survival of the fittest (Alexander 1889: 14).

The income from the Foundation generously provides for steady development of library resources to support research in American history and diplomacy.

In many ways,  our steady development has been healthier.

Puberty marks the onset of increased activity in the sex glands and the steady development of secondary sexual characteristics.

There has been a steady development of stronger and more versatile ceramic materials for dental use in the last decades.