Sentence examples for little steady from inspiring English sources

Unlike Sonke, which is a relatively well-funded non-governmental organization (NGO) with a national profile and active set of programs, Khululeka is a small CBO with little steady funding and a chronic lack of resources and capacity in the group.

Williams added: "Now he's getting a little steadier minutes.

In addition, Vicente et al. (2006) showed that homomeric Kv1.5 channels expressed in HEK cells show little steady-state inactivation, which is in marked contrast with the profound inactivation we observed in hippocampal microglial cells.

Endogenous ESCRT-III proteins including CHMP4A and CHMP2B are diffusely localized in cells with little steady-state concentration on endosomes despite their known role in lumenal vesicle formation.

I thought I would be a little more steady than I have been.

I tried to feel a little more steady over the ball and let the toe of the blade release a little better.

Mr López Obrador has also hinted at further, unspecified disruptive action to come, with the stock market and the peso looking a little less steady every day.

She rose to the very top in 2005 by outsmarting rivals with more impressive credentials, greater political skills and bigger power bases.When the world economy was wobbling after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, she was lambasted for doing too little to steady it.

Skrela's replacement is the captain of France's under-21 World Cup winning side, Lionel Beauxis, but he did little to steady the ship as France's lack of composure got the better of them in the second half last Sunday against England.

The interval did little to steady United as Villa began where they had left off and doubled their lead within four minutes.

Think about sleepsacks as the babies own version of a sleeping-back that zippers in the middle of the bag and zippers to their neck, and can provide just the right amount of support your child needs once the baby can hold their head a little bit steady.