Sentence examples for steadily committed from inspiring English sources

No, I cannot take this sure-to-burn-me-out project on and still stay steadily committed to my cause for the years it requires.

The essential contribution of communities is arguably even more important today than 30 years ago, as the number of people living with HIV continues to grow and the world commits steadily less resource to combating AIDS.

He did everything steadily and committed many hours every week to what he calls "prehab," or injury prevention.

Ms. Messitte said: "Interest in Hispanic writers and books has waxed and waned over the years, but we've got steadily more committed here".

Speaking slowly but steadily, he apologized for crimes committed by Catholics.

Each of them noted how committed the apprentices were as the young artists worked steadily, sometimes staying late to finish a particular section.

Uncle Ed steadily works at it, a scientist who innately understands and is committed to fostering a sense of interest in and caring for wilderness.

Just as Mr Morsi committed the fatal error of alienating potential allies, his successors are steadily shedding friends and supporters.

In recent years the bond between this committed Austrian conductor, who turns 50 in August, and the Cleveland players has grown steadily, it would appear.

"JPMorgan Chase has been committed to hiring engineering majors into its technology and operations programs in the U.S., steadily increasing the number of engineering interns it hires each year since 2009," boasted the firm.

With most crimes committed by young people, and the elderly far more law-abiding, the crime rate is expected to steadily fall.