Sentence examples for means a steady from inspiring English sources

It's pay day, which means a steady influx of people that will keep the two check-cashers behind the window busy all day.

Relatives celebrate partly out of genuine patriotism, but also because they know that a son in fatigues means a steady pay cheque.

The problem is exacerbated by an insecure labour market and the growing use of zero-hour contracts, which means a steady income is no longer the norm for millions of people.

Better availability of PC microprocessors means a steady demand for the memory that goes along with them.

'Short distances' means a steady pan or tilt is allowed maybe even a brief dolly but these movements are under the control of a motorized rig, usually only capable of subtle movements.

Bush said joining the 49ers "just felt right," and that's why he wants to do everything he can to be on the field even if it means a steady role of special teams.

"Does the high level mean a steady diet of Big East championships and B.C.S bowls?

Laura had to book back to the Hilton, where a heavy schedule of Convention-related events meant a steady market for Braun-campaign stuff.

For Mr. Brathwaite, who is unable, by his admission, to hammer a nail, the home has meant a steady wave of adjustment, both physical and aesthetic.

It meant a steady climb of about 50m a day, with ice-cold, hurricane-like winds whipping through bone and marrow.

For growers, the university's breeding program meant a steady supply of new varieties that could withstand the state's cold winters and hot summers.