Sentence examples for a step like that from inspiring English sources
Yosemite will monitor the situation and seek public feedback before taking a step like that.
"The situation would have to get a lot worse before they'd consider taking a step like that," says Michael Linenburg, an airline analyst at Merrill Lynch.
It's doubtful that the Nook devices will be pulled from shelves any time soon, if at all; Microsoft has a lot of explaining to do before any judge (excepting the disturbingly permissive one in charge of Sony's case against Geohot) will grant a major step like that.
After I'd worked with her, we remained friends and she gave me really wonderful advice when I moved into being a leader in my own right in the early eighties and all the doubts and things that you go through when you make a big step like that.
Finally, the exponential decay is shaped to a step-like output signal that is exploited by a forward-looking pulse processing.
Taking a significant step like that was viewed by some people as, you know, he should have drawn a line in the sand, but most Republicans I speak with say he didn't want to do it.
The fracture toughness load displacement curve presents a step-like pattern, which suggests that the laminated SiC/Si porous ceramics have high fracture toughness.
A "step-like" growth evolution (five steps) that reflected the increase in bacillary load corresponding to the duplication time inside an infected-sentenced macrophage (ISMs), then appeared.
Mr. Newbury's direction keeps the characters moving in a fast, light step like that of a good chorus line, which of course the Eumenides themselves were the first time around, in the fifth century B.C. ORESTEIA An adaptation of the trilogy by Aeschylus.
In βMys we observed most frequently a 5 nm step like that in sHMM, a less frequent 8 nm step, and a rare 3 nm step.
This is largely achieved by the inclusion of a vent hole which leads to a higher sampling efficiency than that of a step-like sand trap at high wind speeds.
