Sentence examples for considered steps from inspiring English sources

We shuffled forwards with slow and considered steps, each revealing more and more of Stockholm below.

But South Korea is among the countries that have taken or considered steps to prevent their currencies from rising in value to bolster exports.

From 1999 to 2001, Congress first considered steps to curb predatory loans — those that typically had high fees, significant prepayment penalties and ballooning monthly payments and were often issued to low-income borrowers.

Seeming to temper that concern, Julius Genachowski, the F.C.C. chair, said in his own statement that the conditions imposed by the F.C.C. "include carefully considered steps to ensure that competition drives innovation in the emerging online video marketplace".

The Indian official, who spoke before Mr. Armitage made his remarks, said that in the next few days -- perhaps by the time Mr. Rumsfeld arrives here next week -- India will have considered steps to reduce the tension, possibly by reversing diplomatic sanctions imposed on Pakistan in December or even ratcheting down India's extensive military buildup.

The president's remarks, in his weekly radio and Internet address, came as the White House and Congressional Democrats considered steps to help the unemployed, including extending enhanced unemployment benefits past December, continuing a tax credit for workers who have been laid off and extending a tax credit for first-time home buyers.

For the benefit of shareholders, have you considered stepping down?

He considered stepping down, but pulled himself together and oversaw Israel's sweeping victory.

At the end of last season, Bruce Coslet, the Cincinnati Bengals' coach, considered stepping down, one of his former assistants said.

So it wasn't like you considered stepping it up a level or two?

"This is a rare and carefully considered step," prosecutors said in a statement.