Sentence examples for more steady in from inspiring English sources

Younger Republicans have been more steady in their support.

If you'd like to feel more steady in this position, then you can put your back wheels in a nice little crack that holds your wheels in tight, so your board doesn't roll when you're working on it.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Yvette Cooper, said the previous government had been looking at a more steady increase in retirement age which did not carve through people's pension plans.

We should definitely have a more steady voice in policy discussions and try to minimize the wide distance between government officials and the technology world.

During the 24-hour maintenance phase mean core temperature in the PL patients was 32.38 ± 0.18°C (range: 32.03 to 32.69°C) and in control patients 32.46 ± 0.48°C (range: 31.20 to 33.63°C), indicating more steady temperature control in the PL group compared to controls.

Spanish stayed more steady rising slightly in 2003 to 59,588 and then slipping back last year to 59,121.

Besides, PL-gel achieved more steady LAPA accumulation in tumors and revealed significantly less toxicity compared with P-gel + L-oral group.

It is also found that the isotopic composition of plutonium (Pu-vector composition) remains more steady with burnup in a metal core.

On her return to Windsor, she wrote her father, "I no longer hesitate in declaring my partiality in favour of the Prince of Coburg assuring you that no one will be more steady or consistent in this their present & last engagement than myself".

However, 23% of the control patients displayed core temperatures below 31°C during maintenance, indicating a more steady maintenance phase in the PL group compared to the controls.

In short, it expects a more steady and linear increase in endorsements for same-sex marriage (with some modest hiccups based on liberals or conservatives having good election years) rather than the more sudden one that we've seen.