Sentence examples for a fair step from inspiring English sources

A fair step control is obtained for the inertial mechanisms while the quasistatic waveforms give a somewhat larger scatter.

A good level of polish has clearly been applied in many of the right places, however, marking Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo as a fair step up from Ride.

We finished a fair step ahead of Williams and our competitors". Video caption: Mercedes Nico Rosbergg takes victory in the opening race of the season.Mercedes' Nico Rosberg takes victory in the opening race of the season.

The Confederation of British Industry deputy director general, Katja Hall, said: "The introduction of thresholds is an important, but fair, step to ensure that strikes have the clear support of the workforce.

Director general Katja Hall said it was "an important, but fair, step to ensure that strikes have the clear support of the workforce".

Although Mr. Schumer had proposed that 30 million barrels be released, he said he believed the Gore proposal was a fair first step, and more important, a sign that the administration may be closer to unlocking the oil.

Instead of taking this fundamentally fair step, the Department has devoted extensive time and resources in litigation to establish that it has unfettered discretion to make the "policy assessment" that no action is warranted.

But, to be fair, stepping back from the 4percentt promise is probably a good idea, especially since GDP growth in the first quarter was running at about 1.4percentt annual rate.

The editor of Vanity Fair steps down.

Think: Anna Wintour, the imperious editor-in-chief of Condé Nast's Vogue, who inspired the novel and film "The Devil Wears Prada," and Graydon Carter, the bon vivant editor of Vanity Fair, stepping out of black limousines at ground zero.

Ed Miliband's temporary freeze on energy bills is a fair and moderate step to protect consumers and open a failed market to competition.