Sentence examples for even one step from inspiring English sources

Thus this judgment seems to be a kind of Echternach procession: two steps forward, one step back (or even one step forward and two steps back, depending on ones perspective).

In simpler terms: King's amendment will create a race to the regulatory bottom on issues from consumer protection to fire safety to animal welfare by dictating that no state can require any condition on the sale of any agricultural product that falls even one step above that of the least restrictive state.

But he fought on, keeping Cosmo Canyon safe from harm and preventing his enemies from taking even one step into the village.

Even one step is too many.

"What people are seeing, Mr Jalili, is that you have not gone forward even one step [in nuclear negotiations], and the pressure of international sanctions still exists.

"President Bush has set forth a laundry list of actions that the Castro government must take before the U.S. takes even one step toward modifying U.S. policies," he said in a statement.

In later stages, patients have auditory comprehension deficits for even one-step commands, and exhibit alexia, and agraphia [1], [4].

If you can find even a twinkle of inspiration that will help you take even one small step forward, then at least you will be on the pathway forward.

At an environmental justice forum in April, Angela Johnson Meszaros of Earthjustice said something I'll never forget: "Do not retreat -- not even one more step -- from the promise that Congress made to the American people that we'd have clear air.

This time we got our female singer; we even went one step further, with a man and woman duetting.

The release of the Panama Papers will be a success if it brings us even just one step closer to realizing that higher goal.