Sentence examples for even further steps from inspiring English sources

Second, in areas, particularly those that have been exploited by the terrorists, such as airports, commercial airlines and bioterrorism, we have made some steps and are committed to even further steps that will increase their security.

It couldn't have gone any better for MLB, who seem to be on a mission to rid the game of performance enhancing drugs, taking even further steps to procure information issuing subpoenas on May 23 to Federal Express, AT&T Mobility and T-Mobile USA in their bid to gain records for its investigation of players suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.

In December 2014, the Canadian Olympic Committee took even further steps to encourage tolerance and support for LGBTQ athletes by launching the #OneTeam initiative with Egale Canada (a Canadian charity promoting LGBT human rights) and You Can Play (a U.S.-based charity dedicated to ensuring equality, respect and safety for all athletes, without regard to sexual orientation).

"Since he has been made captain, I think he has taken an even further step, both at Manchester United and with us".

"Since he has been made captain, I think he has taken an even further step, both at Manchester United and with us". Rooney was made captain of United at the beginning of the Premier League season by manager Louis van Gaal, who also warned of the burden of added responsibility.

Kenneth Turan took an even further step back to make sense of how films such as "Brooklyn," "Room" and "Carol" all fit into that mix.

Restaurant proprietors on the Strip, who saw their business dwindling even further, took steps.

The firm plans to increase revenue even further by stepping up enforcement on the 36,000 meters in the second half of 2010, according to new documents reviewed by the Chicago News Cooperative.

Convergence was tested by decreasing even further the integration step without significant changes in the integration results.

Some states have taken these steps even further as a way to inject cash into the housing market.

Birds have taken this step even further, having large air-filled spaces in their bones.