Sentence examples for steadfastly raised from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, there are the questions that Ms. Schuler's husband, Daniel, has steadfastly raised: Were the tests mistaken?

With your shield steadfastly raised, defending your face, your body, your life, your sanity, you head for the exit.

Even though Mr. Bloomberg has steadfastly opposed raising taxes to help solve the city's fiscal woes, Mr. Miller again said that he refused to close any doors to finding "additional resources".

The Republican Party, which has steadfastly opposed raising the federal minimum wage, took control of the Senate and picked up even more seats in the House.

He has steadfastly ruled out raising the state gasoline tax as a possible solution to that problem.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has steadfastly refused to raise any taxes besides the cigarette tax as the city tries to close a nearly $5 billion budget deficit later this year, yesterday refused to rule out tax increases in the following years.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, fumed on Friday that although Mr. Boehner was throwing "piece after piece of red meat to his right-wing lions" — that is, Tea Party-allied Republicans who are steadfastly opposed to raising the debt limit — they were never sated.

And of course we will steadfastly refuse to raise taxes.

Pelosi has steadfastly supported unions, raising the minimum wage, and creating a tax code that makes CEOs and big corporations pay their fair share.

John Kerry and John Edwards, the Democratic presidential and vice-presidential candidates, attended the event, which raised $7.5m£4.1m1m), but they both steadfastly avoided commenting about the joke.

The Union considered easing the arms ban in 2005, but the United States steadfastly objected and some of Union's member states raised objections because of concerns about violations of human rights in China.