Sentence examples for deciding step forward from inspiring English sources

The ability to pronate and supinate the forearm represents a deciding step forward in human processing [4].

The appearance of the Imperator will mark a decided step forward in the comforts of passengers, even to the abolishment of the ever-tiresome Customs examination of baggage after arrival at her German port.

"Instead of criticizing the government," Dr. Schutzer said, "we decided to step forward and see what we could do".

Mohammed Abacha told Worley that Joshua Mbote had been operating surreptitiously on the Abacha family's behalf, but had bungled so badly that Abacha decided to step forward.

Ok, so it required a human whistleblower to decide to step forward and shine a light on those dark goings on.

Since the industry above all wants to manage this themselves, rather than have something imposed on them from federal legislators, IBM decided to step forward with its new policy to build momentum and spearhead an effort on the part of industry.

And it is for CeCe and Paige and girls like us everywhere that I decided to step forward and use my voice.

But as Germond, Lewis and the NWPC worked for change behind the scenes, Rep. Shirley Chisholm decided to step forward and run.

The Raineses decided to step forward — they are also featured in a 2014 book by Medsger — because the statute of limitations has expired and they sought to spread the word of their backstory.

At least initially, the bishops' statement could intensify the spotlight on individual Catholic politicians to decide whether to step forward and receive communion at Mass.

With years of activism under his belt, the former Cheers star decided to launch Step Forward Paper because "I want to focus on forests.