Sentence examples for collective steps from inspiring English sources

It might be easier for creditor nations to take collective steps to aid Greece before the next crisis hits, as opposed to trying to persuade a diffuse community of public and private investors, with different interests and agendas, to reach an agreement.

Of course, none of this information is personally identifiable, but the thought of our collective steps, movements and other ambient output being turned into something usable by Google is intriguing to say the least…and yes, kind of creepy.

This is where the East London Strippers Collective steps in.

This is where the East London Strippers Collective steps in.

"Some towns have energy, that spring in your collective step.

After weeks of isolation and distress, it's nice that three of the show's central characters make a collective step towards redemption.

We will be joined by some of the cast and crew from the film, along with ordinary women and men who want to join this collective stepping forward.

They welcomed back long-term absentees Matt Perry and Steve Borthwick, and there was a spring in the collective step, as they registered a 57-19 victory at the Rec over Gran Parma from Italy.

There is a spring to their collective step, too, having muscled their way to a spectacular victory in north London which comprehensively shredded the title ambitions of the regular-season top dogs, Saracens.

Your documentary The Spirit of '45 brings out evocatively the great collective step-change of the 1940s, but then jumps abruptly to the Thatcherite counter-revolution of the 1980s.

Jones noted a different energy in the locker room of a winning team, a bounce in the Jets' collective step, a reason to look forward to their next practice.