Sentence examples for is more steadfast from inspiring English sources

Yvette Cooper is more steadfast, consistently challenging George Osborne on economic terrain.

The architects of Mr. Bush's new space plan must surely hope that their audience is more steadfast.

So you have to ask, Who is more steadfast in the struggle against the enemy, Hamas or Hezbollah?" One of his men said, as punctuation, "Hamas".

A young man had been canvassing on behalf of one of the candidates (he would not say which one, though he conspicuously avoided female pronouns), but he said that he was planning to vote for a different candidate, whose opposition to stop-and-frisk is more steadfast.

He is more steadfast and bold," Mrs Ali told the Associated Press on Thursday.

For centuries, the American struggle for a more independent judiciary has been more steadfast than successful.

Notwithstanding a certain reticence we encounter in parts of Europe, those who desire to see Turkey fully integrated in Europe are more steadfast.

Netanyahu had equally high praise for Boehner, saying that "no one has been more steadfast and dedicated in the struggle against your President".

While the conventional view is that individual investors would be quicker to react than "professionals" to general downturns, it has long been the case that individuals are more steadfast, not less.

Learning of this, the army at Samos deposed its generals and elected new generals who were believed to be more steadfast in their support of democracy, Thrasybulus and Thrasyllus among them.

Cazeneuve asked for the meeting, saying "our battle against terrorism must be, more than ever, steadfast", and must be reinforced at the European level.