Sentence examples for Appreciate the step from inspiring English sources

The lightly raced Prendergast Hill (3.05) will appreciate the step up to a mile and a half in the Great Metropolitan, while Pacify (3.40) can take the City & Suburban for Ralph Beckett, whose string is in excellent form.

Odds dropped significantly midweek when shrewd trainer, who won the 1997 Derby with Benny The Dip, thought it worthy to mention that the horse would appreciate the step up in distance.

Not everyone of course, but people can appreciate the steps I've made in my life to make a difference.

But she also cautioned that American negotiators needed to appreciate the steps that China had already taken to improve its environment.

We appreciate there's some nostalgia for the twist wrap but quality must come first and we know consumers will appreciate the steps we've taken to protect each favourite and keep them fresh".

But Balanchine is more than sufficient for those who appreciate the steps of the classical dance idiom that served his mentor, Marius Petipa, choreographer of "The Sleeping Beauty" in the 19th century.

"While we appreciate the steps that federal agencies have made to identify and promote renewable energy sources and to invest in second- and third-generation sources of bioenergy, we strongly encourage you to consider the invasive potential of all novel feedstock species, cultivars, and hybrids before providing incentives leading to their cultivation".

"I appreciate the steps that both Uber and Lyft have taken to address my concerns regarding discrimination against consumers, including meeting with the authors of a recent study, communicating with their drivers about the companies' nondiscrimination policies, and monitoring available metrics about ride cancellations.

As the deal was being signed, the TV anchors were actually appreciating the step and trying to spin all the criticism as western propaganda.

"The New York Times Company appreciates the steps that H.P. has taken to remedy the situation," Mr. McCraw said, "but we believe H.P. can and should do more to acknowledge the harm that was done and to demonstrate to other companies that may be tempted to engage in similar conduct that this is not an offense that carries no consequences".

Advocates for the latter said they appreciate the small step toward opening up federal research on guns but called this a largely symbolic step that won't change much.