Sentence examples for years of steady progress from inspiring English sources

This is his 12th full season in the major leagues after six years of steady progress in the minors.

Yet years of steady progress in the quality of software engineering will be needed for big gains in security and reliability to become apparent.

Computer scientists say that after years of steady progress in this field, there has been a slowdown — which is what Netflix executives say prompted them to offer the problem to a wide audience for solution.

At the frontiers of research, there may be controversy and even turmoil, but the undergraduate curriculum need not be disturbed, because it reflects the core of agreed theories – or at least an agreed mathematical toolkit – emerging from years of steady progress.

In many parts of the world, it requires years of steady progress for one's economic circumstances to radically transform.

Mr Clarke said the reduction in the basic rate of tax by 1p to 23p was a continuation of "17 years of steady progress.

Needless to say, 91% of Trump's nominees are white and 81% are male, re-stacking the judiciary with white men at a rate unseen for 30 years, reversing decades of steady progress towards a bench that resembles the society it judges.

The gender pay gap has widened for the first time in five years, reversing a period of "steady progress" on closing the wage difference between men and women, new figures have shown.

Even with those disappointments, a first League Cup semi-final in 46 years feels like the maintenance of steady progress.

But after the project was unveiled in 1955, the first years of planning and construction were ones of steady progress and optimism.

What is Parker's definition of steady progress for a rookie running back?