Sentence examples for much steady from inspiring English sources

To my admittedly non-expert eye, today's 7-day rolling averages from Gallup and Rasmussen suggests that President Obama's polling numbers leaped upward after Bill Clinton's epic speech (and maybe Michelle Obama's as well) at last week's Democratic convention and have held pretty much steady since.

The finance, insurance, and real-estate industry (FIRE) did increase its share of GDP, beginning in the late nineteen-nineties, but not by as much as you might think — indeed, its total share of GDP held pretty much steady from 2001 on.

For Infiniti, Nissans luxury line in the U.S. — whose sales have been pretty much steady (around 63,000 cars last year) — a new I30 sedan with a much more powerful 227hp engine is coming this summer.

Old-school boxing gyms have their merits, but many are stuck in the past, doing too much steady-state cardio, not enough strength and conditioning, and employing out-dated approaches to nutrition and weight-cutting.

You'd be much steadier on a pavement than in a park, provided nobody ever dropped anything.

Instead of booming for a quarter or two and then crashing the next, overall growth rates are much steadier.

The former Massachusetts governor's poll numbers have been much steadier than his policy stances on health-care reform and abortion rights.

He became entranced with the possibility of harnessing winds at high altitudes, which are much steadier and stronger than winds closer to the earth.

These days, I can go over to London and dip into the madness when I like, but my life is much steadier here".

"She's much steadier; she's improved a lot," the 14th-seeded Sharapova said after Wozniacki had effectively countered her power to win, 6-3, 6-4, in 1 hour 53 minutes in the fourth round.

I think it has a much steadier track record than Mr Robot, great name recognition, and just the fact that it managed to get its first nomination after four seasons means there is a groundswell of support.