Sentence examples for a step supported from inspiring English sources
The decision to remove Mr. Wright, a step supported by prosecutors, "has no conceivable explanation except retaliation for litigating a case so well," Professor Dow said.
In London, moreover, senior church officials are pressing for decisive steps to approve the consecration of women as Anglican bishops, a step supported passionately by Archbishop Welby but anathema to Roman Catholic doctrine.
Education is a step supported elsewhere [ 8, 10].
The commission took a first step, supported by the money market fund industry, in 2010, when the S.E.C. adopted rules for greater transparency and required money market funds to invest in more liquid assets with shorter maturities and higher quality.
In contrast, VEGF, whose levels show a significant correlation with the stage of disease, could act in a following step, supporting tumour progression.
Predicting solubility of solids in supercritical solvents with and without cosolvents is a key step supporting the application of supercritical fluids to processes as the extraction of natural compounds and particle engineering.
We then investigated whether this survivin overexpression during the IR-induced dedifferentiation was a consequence of this reprogramming or could be an essential step supporting IR-induced GBM plasticity to a stem-like phenotype.
They share lineage with the corresponding benign cystic neoplasm, often through an intermediate (borderline tumour) step, supporting the morphologic continuum of tumour progression.
Salomon appeared to take a step back from its support earlier this week, however, when it removed WorldCom from its list of recommendations to institutional clients.
Ms. Napolitano said the administration was still considering requests by the governors of Texas and Arizona to deploy the National Guard — a step she supported when she was governor of Arizona.
Her shoes were elevated and angled to relieve pressure on the mutilated sole, so that she could eventually take small, relatively painless steps supported by a cane or a retainer.
