The phrase "we are steadfast" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express determination or a willingness to continue despite difficulty or opposition. For example: "Despite the numerous challenges, we are steadily committed to achieving our goal."
"We are steadfast, like mountains," they chanted, as a woman cried in anguish.
Rick Barazza, head of investor relations at Calpine, said: "We are steadfast that we have sufficient cash to meet both our current refinancing needs.
Mr. Panetta added in a statement that "we are steadfast in our resolve to work hand in hand with our Afghan partners to accomplish the missions and goals on which we have been working together for so long".
A spokesman for Aetna said: "We don't comment on rumors and speculation, but we are steadfast in our belief that this deal is good for consumers and the health care system as a whole".
"We are steadfast in our commitment to dismantling street gangs that put at risk the members of our community, and the seriousness of today's charges reflect that commitment," Loretta E. Lynch, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a statement.
"The one thing we are steadfast about is not having any creative control over a project," Mr. Sehring said, "which is why we've had a lot of world-class filmmakers come to work with us, from John Sayles and Steven Soderbergh early, to Rick and Mira now.
While talking to Mr. Lauer, he even used the words: "I know if we're steadfast, strong and resolute -- and I say those words very seriously -- it's less likely that your kids are going to live under the threat of Al Qaeda for a long period of time".
But the deception was uncovered, according to Lebanon's Assafir daily, when it became clear the video was of the Palestinian uprising, accompanied by a background track of a song entitled "We're Steadfast Here" by Lebanese composer/vocalist Marcel Khalifa.
We will be patient, we will be focused, and we will be steadfast in our determination.
We'll be focused, and we will be steadfast in our determination.
William Hague and I have said we must be steadfast not slavish in how we approach the special relationship.
