Sentence examples for led to steady from inspiring English sources

In time, his improvised start led to steady magazine work.

But that investing approach has not always led to steady growth.

Motivational interviewing led to steady maintenance of medical adherence compared to a decline in adherence for usual care patients.

That led to steady work directing music videos for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Janet Jackson, and the Smashing Pumpkins.

Early on, Mr. Guzmán's ability to exude unnerving intensity even in repose led to steady work playing scoundrels of every stripe.

"We expect that negative developments will exacerbate existing trends in an already weak Japanese economy, which has led to steady deterioration" of corporate credit quality of small and medium-size enterprises for more than a year, Moody's wrote.

Doses of buparlisib ≥50 mg/day led to steady-state exposure levels ≥10 000 ng*h/mL, which are estimated to be efficacious based on preclinical studies.

This led to steady-state distributions in which most MTs were oriented along the long axis of the cell in spite of spatially random nucleation (see for example Figures 3B and S2B S2D).

The simulated network was given 5-Hz Poisson spikes that represent average spontaneous activity of neurons in the precerebellar nucleus (Freeman & Muckler, 2003) for 1 s prior to the presentation of the CS, which led to steady-state activity of the network.

Heterogeneous charge distributions on the substrate are found to lead to steady curved interface shapes.

But when used by employers as intended — to give experience to young people who otherwise could not get a start — they can lead to steady work.