"We have energy panels on our roofs and electric cars; we don't need to import oil from foreign countries any more". The company installs solar panels, but also leaves the consumer with education on how to take conservation one step further, such as by using an electric vehicle.
To take the analysis one step further, such interpretations of writer attitude toward specific targets, and targets associated with particular clusters of ideas and objects imbued with axiological (either/or 'epistemological') charges (Maton 2014), also highlights both the writer's association with particular ideological stances, and the writer's positioning of their addressees.
It was enough to make us salivate over fantasies Argento directing a film set in a cavernous cathedral ship orbiting earth, and to go a step further, if such a thing might ever happen, based on the evidence, Brassica would be a more than fitting heir to Goblin's throne.
Director Rick Cole took Glickman's proposal a step further, asking that such a moratorium be considered for the entire city.
Taking this idea a step further, niche websites such as JDate and Christian Mingle cropped up promising romance between people of specific religious, sexual and cultural identities.
Putnam then took his argument a step further, asking about such things as the nervous systems of alien beings, artificially intelligent robots and other silicon-based life forms.
But some trusts have gone a step further and started offering such services on a regional or national basis.
But the Assembly's plan also goes a step further by calling for such costly measures as specialized training for nurses who examine victims, guaranteed financing every year for rape crisis centers, more treatment in prison for sex offenders and closer supervision after their release.
I think that we should take it a step further and make everyone take such a test.
It went a step further by relying on companies such as Aptara, a US corporation with the bulk of its 5,000+ workforce located in India.
