Sentence examples for steadfastly trying from inspiring English sources

But business owners in the city's downtown are steadfastly trying to maintain the history of the area and the character of their shops.

The general sentiment of European VCs steadfastly trying to nurture a European born competitor is that they don't want to see the e-scooter rental market be rolled over by the U.S. in the same way that Uber rode in and knocked out many local players.

One is comply with the conservative fold, steadfastly trying to convert one's sexuality through repression and restraint (classic Church history).

And they still steadfastly try to knock off the ballot any challengers not favored by the party.

This, after all, is a White House that has steadfastly tried to keep "enemy combatants" beyond the purview of American courts, whose defence secretary has publicly declared that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to the battle against al-Qaeda and whose Justice Department once produced an infamous memorandum explaining how torture was part of the president's war powers.

"It's a culmination in that we have steadfastly tried to make the case to working people that this election is about their economic future, that there are two very different paths that the two parties want to take them down," Michael Podhorzer, the AFL-CIO's political director, said on a call with reporters Friday.

Men could lead confidently and didn't whine or steadfastly refuse to try.

Ann Beattie, born in 1947, is among the most gifted and prolific fiction writers of her generation, but her books are nowhere to be found on this list; not, I would venture, because she fails to live up to the survey's implicit criterion of importance, but because she steadfastly refuses to try.

Nobody quite understood him, and one of the chefs whose nightmare kitchen Ramsay was trying to save steadfastly refused to make dishes from scratch.

Earlier, on the day shift, Tereza Kachingwe, a rotund, kindly nurse, had steadfastly stood by the premature babies, trying to keep them alive.

But even as he declares himself steadfastly apolitical, he acknowledges that these are trying times for state-supervised clergy members.