JANINE JANSEN Benjamin Britten's rarely heard Violin Concerto is a far cry from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," with which Ms. Jansen first caught the music world's attention, but she has steadfastly expanded her horizons, or our sense of them.
The Republicans have steadfastly opposed expanding the hand recounts to Republican counties, or statewide, arguing that they are less accurate than machine counts and subject to error and mischief.
The NRA, steadfastly against expanded gun regulation, now is ready to compromise on 'bump stock' devices.
When lawmakers pressed him to expand upon the quote above, he steadfastly refused by citing the confidentiality of his communications with Trump.
Intransigent Republican governors from Florida to Texas remain steadfastly resistant to President Barack Obama's plan to expand Medicaid to their neediest constituents.
Although the United States has steadfastly fought efforts by countries such as Japan and Norway to expand whaling, it also has a treaty with the Makahs dating back to 1855, which grants them full rights to hunt whales.
Maybe I need to be doing things, new things in addition to those I've been steadfastly focused on for so long, things that challenge me and educate me and expand my universe, in order to have more balance in my life.
Since arriving in Congress in 1999, Ryan has steadfastly voted for legislation that would ban federal funding for human embryonic stem cell research or expand the number of embryonic stem cell lines available to taxpayer-funded researchers.
To expand the realm of possibility, avoid unnecessary collisions, embrace the desired outcome and then effectuate positive, purposeful change to get you where you want to be, you've got to steadfastly look where you want to go.
By resisting the tendency displayed by other Asian countries like India to keep expanding its classes of "exempt" incomes, China has steadfastly increased its tax-to-GDP ratio.
