Sir Martin, by contrast, has been steadily guiding analysts to lower their earnings and profits expectations, and WPP has so far avoided surprising the market.
As US attorney for the eastern district of New York, Lynch built an ironclad reputation for steadily guiding the most complicated criminal prosecutions – from terrorism cases to sex trafficking to government corruption – toward conviction.
Goaltender Henrik Lunqvist, who has steadily guided the Rangers to first place in the Eastern Conference this season, will be showcased on HBO's "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel" when it airs tonight at 10 p.m. Eastern time.
A couple of miles away, a 200-year-old gilded frame is being repaired with newly cast ornamentation, while a woodworker using 18th century tools steadily guides his chisel into a thick chunk of maple.
Instead he has remained clear-headed and focused, showed a steely sense of discipline, and steadily guided The Killers from a low-key Anglophile quartet to monster-selling rock behemoths matched only by Muse and Coldplay in terms of scale and ambition.
Notes throughout Chapter III steadily guide us through Darwin's teachings of the principles of evolution by natural selection.
The surgeon needs to function within the limits of human sensory and motion capability to visualize targets, steadily guide microsurgical tools and execute all surgical targets.
If you get involved in classroom discussion, you can steadily guide the conversation back on topic.
Ultrasound is used with a steadily growing frequency for guiding joint injections and aspirations as an alternative to fluoroscopy, mainly due to its lack of ionising radiation [22, 23].
Gus Van Sant's "Elephant," suggested by the Columbine school shootings, is perhaps the most accomplished example of the anti-interpretive approach, steadily refusing to guide the viewer toward the consolation of meaning.
Where I'm moving I will have height and sky, the river and Palisades, and plenty of stars out the window, but not that one red lodestar, aggressive and guiding, that burns steadily through the night on the Cloisters' rooftop.
