Sentence examples for Further strides from inspiring English sources
"Further strides are expected in the UK's jobs recovery," said Victoria Clarke, economist at Investec.
Further strides would be welcome: the financial crisis is proof that America cannot usefully recycle the world's excess savings.
Wanzie was optimistic that Bassick would take further strides next season.
The Tunisian president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, told the assembled leaders in a speech that the measures they adopted "will help our peoples make further strides on the path of reform and change".
This team has shown clear improvement under Dan Quinn and could take further strides in 2016 if it can do something to upgrade the NFL's least productive pass rush.
It is also a strong year for the anthology format: alternative comics compendium Kramer's Ergot is making a return, Grant Morrison is editing iconic European magazine Heavy Metal, and an ambitious Attack on Titan anthology that hopes to make further strides in the English-language market.
The decisions against the openers were scandalous however, with Langer, as in Melbourne, receiving a delivery from Andy Caddick that pitched seven or eight inches outside leg stump while Hayden, who stands outside his crease anyway, took a further stride down to Matthew Hoggard and was astounded to see Dave Orchard's finger raised.
Apple shifted more of its products than expected and divulged that it couldn't keep up with demand for its iPhone.One giant stepAmazon took a further stride towards building up its apparel business when it paid $847m for Zappos.com, a footwear retailer.
Further, Stride (1997) observed that these grasses also tend to increase near watering points because they are in a position to withstand severe over-grazing (Abule et al. 2007).
Nonetheless, retailers have made massive progress over recent years reducing the quantity of packaging involved, so much so that it's now hard to take further dramatic strides.
And, to stretch things further, what strides towards enlightenment would a Robert Peston, professor for the public understanding of economics, take with his post?
