Sentence examples for steady public from inspiring English sources
After settling in London, Morland soon abandoned portraiture for sentimental rustic genre, which, through Ward's engravings, satisfied a steady public demand for the picturesque.
In the economic arena, this administration has no equivalent of the steady public voice of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.
What followed was a string of hits like Face/Off and Phenomenon and the steady public goodwill that one needs to get this kind of vanity project off the ground.
In his great new book, Greening the Global Economy, economist Robert Pollin demonstrates that modest but steady public investment in green energy production and conservation (over the next several decades) is absolutely necessary in order to get our economy operating at close to zero carbon pollution.
By nature, technology innovations are speedy and agile, often evolving overnight in a garage, while slow-and-steady public policy is often doomed to play catch-up.
K.K.R. and its main competitors have focused in part on increasing their assets, to collect more of the management fees that provide the steady income public investors crave.
After years of steady expansion, public financing for the arts has begun to drop substantially as a long economic boom ends.
That's why I commend to my country the re-election of President Bush, and the steady, experienced, public-spirited man who serves as our vice president, Dick Cheney.
But the "we'll never surrender" clip comes from his speech at the 2004 Republican National Convention, in which he also said, "I commend to my country the re-election of President Bush" and "the steady, experienced, public-spirited man who serves as our vice president, Dick Cheney".
Ever since the US military funded Silicon Valley into existence after the second world war, the tech industry has fed on a steady stream of public goods.
The poll underscores a steady shift in public opinion about the proper American role in the world, as fatigue from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has made people less open to intervening in the world's trouble spots and more preoccupied with economic travails at home.
