Data from this study did not demonstrate a steadfast link between antimicrobial use in any particular venue and development of antimicrobial resistance among these E. coli isolates.
The raids were a perfect example of how non-violent action can undermine ruling powers by dramatising the contrast between steadfast resistance and ruthless repression.
But for this very reason, even the United States, which has been Georgia's most steadfast ally, distinguishes between the status of Abkhazia and South Ossetia on the one hand, and Russia's threat to Georgia's autonomy and integrity on the other.
One of the many interesting things in Pew's recent report on political typologies, which tries to go beyond dividing the electorate up into left and right, is that "business conservatives" and "steadfast conservatives", who between them make up almost 40% of the politically engaged electorate, do not agree on very much.
In an article published Friday in Forbes, Eric Trump claimed he and his dad never talk about the family business a "steadfast pact" struck between the pair.
The Thurber dog is between them: steadfast, melancholic, in every sense dogged, but complete in himself.
We ended up working out a deal between the steadfast financiers, but it came at the cost of new accommodations, which could create new challenges down the road.
But he also showed that he would serve as a steadfast advocate for Mr. Romney, pivoting between the two messages.
However, Apple is steadfast in maintaining a separation between the tablets and PCs and is bridging the divide with its new Continuity features.
As long as Israel and America are seen in much of the Muslim world as steadfast allies in a war between civilizations, what Israel does in the occupied territories is my problem, too.
