Sentence examples for steady influences from inspiring English sources

Southampton's James-Ward Prowse and Chelsea's Nathaniel Chalobah, on loan at Reading, have been steady influences in midfield.

It's a "crossover effect": The physical act (the effort to stay steady) influences mindset (attraction to the middle).

With Rodgers's father in prison on a drug conviction, Lewis has been a steady influence.

Against this pattern of change, library associations provide a steady influence in favour of library cooperation.

In the ensuing years, Ms. Boyd, guided by the steady influence of Mr. Andrews, began standing firmly on her own feet.

After a first half that included eight turnovers by the teams, the Broncos settled down thanks to the steady influence of their offensive stars: rushes by running back Terrell Davis, as well as quarterback John Elway's passes to Ed McCaffrey, Rod Smith and Shannon Sharpe.

Jordan Nobbs looks unstoppable after some injury problems over the past season, while at the back Leah Williamson continues to be a steady influence and is deservedly getting regular England call-ups.

For the next few decades, Hayek's ideas and proponents like Milton Friedman, who argued that monetary and not fiscal policy was the major tool for managing the economy, gained steady influence.

From Oct. 9, it will offer "A Matter of Style: The Influence of French Art on the Old Lyme Art Colony," examining the steady influence of French Barbizon and Impressionist artists on the American Impressionist painters living and working in Old Lyme a century ago.

Here's how the authors frame it: From about 1960 to 1990 … neighborhood and church had a roughly steady influence over how heterosexual couples met, with about 10% of heterosexual couples meeting as neighbors and  about 7% meeting in or through houses of worship.

Barack Obama is more of a steady influence.