Sentence examples similar to steadfastly contribute from inspiring English sources
60 It was little wonder, then, that bioethicists believed those historians who steadfastly refused to contribute had 'only a superficial acquaintance' with the field: mistakenly portraying it as one approach, rather than as 'a discourse where many people discuss, argue, and attempt to resolve perplexities into decisions and policies'.
The UK government will do everything in its power, working alongside the Irish government in relation to those areas where they have responsibility, to contribute to and support the process, steadfastly upholding the principles of the Belfast agreement and its successors.
Saudi rulers have steadfastly denied any hand in the disappearance of Khashoggi, a Post contributing columnist who had been critical of the Saudi leadership.
But I have a question for the other millionaires and multi-millionaires who cling so steadfastly to the giant tax breaks, especially when it's clear that they're contributing to a ruinous increase in the public debt.
Thus, the University's ability to remain steadfastly committed to sustaining its values is a tribute to all those who have been part of and contributed to the University community over the years.
That position differs in some respects from the view held by some supply-side economists, who steadfastly defend President Ronald Reagan's tax cuts of the early 1980's as having revolutionized the economy, even if they also contributed to giant budget deficits.
The president steadfastly refused.
His manner is steadfastly optimistic.
Mackay steadfastly refused.
