Sentence examples for that was steadily from inspiring English sources

In private, people spoke of a secretive cabal, hidden within the state, that was steadily growing in power.

During the 80s his act turned steadily more political as he inveighed against the corruption that was steadily engulfing Italy under its then Socialist prime minister, Bettino Craxi.

What could they have known of the horror that was steadily unfolding in a Germany that was now in the hands of one of the most nefarious regimes in world history?

Hence the irony of backlash politics: even as Southern conservatives like Helms soared to power because of an antagonism to rights-based liberalism, they did so amid a national culture that was steadily growing more tolerant, more liberal.

Study participants were extensively trained and instructed to verbally indicate the point at which point the pressure pain threshold that was steadily increased became "uncomfortable".

At the Early Cretaceous, a wide-spread lacustrine transgression occurred in the Junggar Basin, forming dark mudstone (the mudstone was characterized by high-Gamma on logging curves and thus called high-Gamma mudstone) that was steadily distributed and vertically overlaid on the Cretaceous basal conglomerate in the hinterland of the basin.

"You're graduating into an economy and a job market that is steadily healing".

Ours was one of the family rooms that are steadily replacing the dorms of old.

In a China that is steadily becoming more open, jingoistic public opinion increasingly matters.

He has the most money, and a staff that is steadily leapfrogging to the next contest.

His version is poignant and bone dry, sung in a voice that's steadily decaying, pockmarked with holes.