Sentence examples for steady strengthening from inspiring English sources
Computer models predicted steady strengthening as the depression tracked westward before turning to the north.
In the first advisory on Epsilon, the NHC forecast steady strengthening to near hurricane status due to marginally favorable conditions, followed by extratropical transition within five days; an alternate possibility was Epsilon being absorbed by a larger extratropical storm.
Early on August 5, the depression abruptly turned to the northwest into an area of higher wind shear, causing some computer models to predict that the depression would dissipate, while others predicted steady strengthening.
This, her fifth show here since then, backtracks a bit to review the steady strengthening of her art.
The continuing expansion of the East German border fortifications has been accompanied by a steady strengthening of the police and Army units assigned to them.
The rise in reserves reflected the steady strengthening of the once precarious pound, which went above its parity level of $2.40 in foreign, exchange trans actions Dec. 30 for the first time in more than 20 months.
The word affirmation comes from the Latin affirmare, originally meaning "to make steady, strengthen".
Steady strengthened continued and about 48 hours later, Beatriz became a Category 1 while situated roughly 560 miles (900 km) south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas.
Although the central government has made steady progress toward strengthening national environmental laws and developing strategies for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), local environmental quality and the success of urban-level action plans remains varied across regions.
In the case of A − B > 0, stress increase with slip velocity (velocity strengthening) and steady slip or aseismic slip can occur.
He was joined in Japan by Secretary of State John Kerry for the signing of a security agreement that allows the deployment of American surveillance drones there for the first time and gives implicit backing to Japan's slow but steady moves to strengthen its once-powerful military.
