Sentence examples for the steady process from inspiring English sources

The steady process of centralization in the see of Rome and in the person of the pope, which has marked the later history of the Christian church in the West, has naturally led to recurrent opposition.

"We have watched as you and your government have continued the steady process of reform," Mrs. Clinton, who has been ensconced in meetings with world leaders gathered for the United Nations General Assembly, told Mr. Thein Sein at the Mark Hotel in Manhattan.

Do not rush the steady process of taming.

Compared with the combined method presented previously, this modified one can describe the whole steady process of the receiver and accurately estimate the steady-state efficiency and the mass flow rate of the generated steam in the boiling tubes.

In the Netherlands the Germans made steady process.

Spoonhour represents the slow, steady process that most of us were raised to respect.

Since the filter window size is used not as an iteration number but as a parameter for calculating coefficients in the recursive computation, the filters have steady process time even if the filter window size becomes large.

Although the Scott system did not benefit from the arrival of larvae from other reefs, an abundance of plant-eating fish in the area kept dangerous algae in check and allowed the few remaining local larvae to hang on long enough to begin the slow but steady process of repopulating the reef, researchers report online today in Science.

It wasn't until Labour hired Peter Mandelson as their Director of Communications in 1985 that they began the slow but steady process of catching up with the 20th century.

Facing the prospect of long wait times, long application processes, and fed up with the "slow and steady" process among regulators, desperate patients—and their families are now trying to cut out the middleman.

The "commodification" Dr Pope speaks of is in part due to the privatisation of forensic work in the UK, which has been a steady process over the last two decades.