Sentence examples for steady moves from inspiring English sources

He was joined in Japan by Secretary of State John Kerry for the signing of a security agreement that allows the deployment of American surveillance drones there for the first time and gives implicit backing to Japan's slow but steady moves to strengthen its once-powerful military.

Then for the last sequence I wanted it to be very peaceful, once again it's steadycam but with really slow and steady moves.

Ms. Sidibe, in the title role, is the key to the film, and her steady, moving performance is a revelation.

But the influence of his extraordinary work reflected a steady move away from ancient authority to the dissemination in print of new ideas and images.

The building is a kind of metaphor for Serbia's steady move toward reintegration into Europe and the West, but also for its painful and incomplete transition.

Cost cutting and share buybacks are part of the answer, analysts say, but so is the steady move into higher-margin businesses and new markets.

But this novel also continues a steady move away from the concrete world of places and events toward the human interior.

Adding 64-bit extensions to PC chips would put Intel on a path similar to its rival Advanced Micro Devices, which has embraced a steady move toward 64-bit computing.

Mr. Wilby also sees long-term opportunities in Latin America, where there has been a steady move toward privatization of state-owned companies.

"Over the past five years there's been a steady move away from Windows-specific to applications being OS-neutral," says Michael Silver, a software analyst at the research firm Gartner.

Yet Taiwan's leaders and many ordinary people have been alarmed at what they see as a gradual but steady move by the United States to embrace more closely China's demands for negotiations leading to an eventual reunification.