Sentence examples for would steadily be from inspiring English sources

The UK and the US had been conquered by Rupert, but the British capital was nearer new frontiers, across Europe and Asia – where the new News Corporation, satellite broadcaster by satellite broadcaster, would steadily be built.

Day 3 was where "climbing steadily" would be fully defined and faces would begin to disappear.

Now her image was steadily being tarnished.

But the vacuum is steadily being filled.

Now, however, Japan is steadily being overtaken.

'If I am looking at you, that's the one time I know I won't be listening to you.' His left eye didn't line up with whomever he was trying to talk to; when he was in social situations, trying to make chitchat, the person to whom he was speaking would steadily drift left.

"Without austerity," Taylor wrote in an article presenting their results, "U.K. real output would now be steadily climbing above its 2007 peak, rather than being stuck two per cent below".

Over time, the market share of illicit drugs would be steadily squeezed and trafficker income and profits would drain away.Jeremy Berkoff LondonSIR – Separating the markets for hard and soft drugs is critical.

The ceilings would be steadily lowered over the coming decades, with a goal of reducing carbon emissions as much as 80percentt below current volumes.

Does Mr Miliband expect anyone to believe that if Labour had won the last general election, Britain's economy would now be growing steadily?4.

Dr. Parirenyatwa acknowledged the problem of disbursing the money and "doing it quickly enough," and he promised that it would soon be flowing steadily.