Sentence examples for which is steadily from inspiring English sources

All of this helps fuel popular anti-Americanism, which is steadily worsening.

"Senilità" is also far more confident in its tone, which is steadily distanced.

Spending is being supported by a tightening labour market, which is steadily lifting wages, and rising house prices.

The existing vaccine, bacile Calmette-Guerin (BCG), provides some protection against childhood forms of the infection but is unreliable against the adult lung disease, which is steadily spreading.

Kurds have become increasingly central to the battle for control of Iraq and Syria, which is steadily changing the face of the region.

The talk that Condé Nast was interested in ground zero was enough to entice other large companies to begin eyeing the neighborhood, which is steadily diversifying as financial firms have shrunk or moved away.

Airlines have been unable to develop solutions to congestion problems, which are steadily growing worse.

We'll also talk more about hotel rates, which are steadily rising, too.

"The Simons family own many buildings on Hackney Road and nearby, which are steadily being developed into flats above shops.

But the wind, which was steadily blowing at more than 20 m.p.h. with higher gusts, played havoc with the group.

An exception was her signature, "The Ladies Who Lunch," which was steadily built into a blast of rage.