Sentence examples for steady approach to from inspiring English sources

The people in my group (you might call us conservatives) are more likely to embrace a low and steady approach to fiscal policy.

In his interview at the presidential ranch, Granja do Torto, Lula defended a slow and steady approach to growth and promised further reform in a possible second term.

A native of South Dakota, he uses a relatively slow but steady approach to developing horses that keeps them fresh and helps them to peak for the Breeders' Cup, which often determines Horse of the Year and other honors.

In the US, where the government has taken a more balanced and steady approach to deficit reduction, their economy has more than recovered all the output lost in the global recession, while in Britain we are still almost 4% below our pre-crisis peak".

nytimes.com/fish Campaign Stops The Douglass in Obama According to Michael A. Cohen, a political-speech analyst, the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, like the 19th-century abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass, understands the importance of a slow and steady approach to radical change.

I've taken the "slow and steady" approach to my work... hence the title of this piece.

The chancellor deployed a sporting metaphor to explain Germany's slow-but-steady approach to the crisis.

"If it ain't broke" aptly describes VW's hold-steady approach to the Golf and GTI, already two of the market's most advanced small cars.

Harlan Coben is a similarly reliable storyteller and his laid-back tone and ever-steady approach to plotting are as evident in Live Wire (Orion, £18.99) as usual.

Moreover, Coach Laurent Blanc has adopted a slow-and-steady approach to transforming the squad that embarrassed itself at the 2010 World Cup, and his tactics are already paying dividends.

Debate raged in San Francisco over whether the coach had abandoned a surer and steadier approach to the Super Bowl for a much riskier one.