Sentence examples for though steadily from inspiring English sources

"A cost-benefit analysis doesn't support hiding behind someone to produce works of youthful, though steadily improving, writing," the author, Berlin Fang, writes.

It's never been reluctant to cannibalise its own lines: the iPad arguably subtracted from Mac sales, but Apple executives have repeatedly argued that there are more PCs to steal sales from than Macs (which have a 5% share of PC sales, though steadily rising as that market shrinks).

And in any case, the government's campaign seemed to be progressing slowly, though steadily.

Worldwide, shark attacks have remained stable in recent years, though steadily rising as human populations and ocean recreation both increase.

The gap in total numbers, though, narrows steadily as pay decreases.

The primary "I" in the poem isn't the one doing the "sighing"; that's a later version of the self that this current version, though moving steadily in its direction, finds pitiable.

They toppled their foreign oppressors and established the khilafah, or caliphate; that is, the nation (ummah) of Islam, which existed, though in steadily deteriorating form, until 1924, when the last caliph was deposed.

We observe that the schools consumption is decreasing, though not steadily due to variations in energy needs based weather and other reasons.

Initially, development was slow due to its large size, though convection steadily organized.

Thereafter, though, this number steadily increased.

Steadily, though, much of the farmland has given way to development.