Sentence examples for far more steady from inspiring English sources

He has more gears than a Schwinn racer, is able to stutter-step past anyone and is far more steady than the player for whom he was traded, Jason Williams.

No one expects him to play — only to learn and improve in practice, under the eyes of his former coach Josh McDaniels, now the Patriots' offensive coördinator, and Tom Brady, a Hall of Fame veteran and a far more steady presence than Mark Sanchez.

The 28-year-old from Paris is one of the most flamboyant players on the tour, and a regular in the daily highlights reel, but, playing without a coach in New York, he proved far more steady than Dimitrov.

His season so far has been more steady than anything else, but that changed on the road to Folsom State Prison.

Social Point has at times been referred to as the "Zynga of Europe", although its growth and valuation (and general fortunes) have been far more rational and steady (steadily growing upwards, that is).

A startup based in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, Phononic, wants to make refrigeration and temperature control far more efficient, and steadier, than is possible with traditional systems.

53 min: Guinea are applying steady pressure, looking far more likely to score than the Moroccans.

Still, they all received far more praise from theater critics than "A Steady Rain," which brought to Broadway the Hollywood wattage of Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig.

Rather, he was drawn by something far more fundamental to daily survival: the promise of reasonably steady work.

That is far more than would be expected if differences accumulate at a steady rate.

He was wilder than steady rhythm players like Charlie Watts, and also far more disciplined and subtle than showboating wild men like Moon and Bonham.