Sentence examples for stuck resolutely from inspiring English sources

Rodgers stuck resolutely to an old woolly jumper.

For years Univision, the biggest Latino broadcaster, stuck resolutely to Spanish, and advertisers had to follow.

It's an achievement, even if the party she led has stuck resolutely to male leaders since forcing her from power.

Having stuck resolutely to a target for 2002 of 5-8% profit growth, Ahold has now announced that underlying profits will instead fall by 6-8%.

And yet, rather than losing their heads, Inter stuck resolutely to their attacking game-plan, claiming their reward in the form of three second-half goals.

Interestingly, although fashion has a reputation as one of the flightiest and most changeable of cultural forms, it has actually stuck resolutely to a liberal social agenda.

But as the economy has swooned, some economists have warned against sticking resolutely to austerity.

Yet instead, Chávez risked invoking the wrath of his own supporters by sticking resolutely to the constitution and the rule of law.

A family-owned operation, in business for nearly 10 years, though it doesn't stick resolutely to a local sourcing policy, much of what it stocks is either from the family's own farm or neighbouring suppliers - from potatoes, broccoli, organic squashes and samphire to meat reared traditionally on free range farms in Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Norfolk.

She chases down every lead in Jell-O's history, but her new book, "Jell-O: A Biography" (Harcourt), sticks resolutely to a Jell-O-flavored philosophy: fun and color and silliness are nothing to be ashamed of, nutrition be damned.

Sure, muscle cars like the Corvette ZR1 and Dodge Challenger oversteer with throbbing abandon, while the low slung exotics stick more resolutely to the surface, but there are dozens of variations in between and mastering the cornering and drifting potential of each model takes genuine skill.