Sentence examples for a critical first step from inspiring English sources

Cutting ties with Marbury is viewed as a critical first step in changing a losing culture.

Still, converting key elements of the Global C-Suite can be a critical first step.

Rejecting water privatization, and strengthening democratic institutions to better manage the people's water, is a critical first step.

But while these informal groups can act as a critical first step toward financial inclusion, they are not a panacea.

With ever fewer entry-level jobs in many industries, internships have become a critical first step into employment.

Getting an accurate diagnosis is a critical first step, and this may require referral to an ear, nose and throat physician who specializes in problems of the ears.

At Old Westbury, a critical first step was to attract stronger students, in part by becoming more selective and shrinking the number of freshmen, from 460 to 280.

The conference represents a critical first step for Europeans, who have too frequently dismissed anti-Semitic violence as routine assaults and vandalism.

Backers of the amendment said they were satisfied with the outcome, calling it a critical first step in getting the issue before Congress and the public.

New York's purchase of public health insurance for the working poor (editorial, June 4) is a critical first step to reduce the number of uninsured.

But for people like Ruth Scher, 85, selling their home is a critical first step before moving on, or moving anywhere.