Sentence examples for favoured step from inspiring English sources
It suggests that sending children to "pre-school" (nurseries or kindergartens) at the age of four a favoured step among policymakers comes too late to compensate for educational shortcomings at home.
Back came Spain as Silva, stepping inside onto his favoured left-foot, flashed an 18-yard shot narrowly wide.
With Rebecca Adlington retiring earlier this year, British Swimming is searching for an athlete who can replace her medal-winning performances at major events and Carlin's time, in Adlington's favoured event, suggests she could be ready to step up this summer.
In fact, a recent survey of global IGRA guidelines showed that the two-step approach appears to be the most favoured guideline recommendation worldwide.
Mr Johnson is one of a number of favoured successors to Mr Cameron, who has said he will step down before the next election.
He might do well to take a step or two back from some of his own favoured tropes and re-examine them in the same way.
Steps within the recalescence profiles were observed indicating a favoured formation of the metastable b.c.c.-phase instead of the intermetallic compound.
Mr Blunt, who has been acting majority leader since Mr DeLay stepped down, has also served as the Republicans' official liaison to K Street, the favoured location of lobbyists.
There are other questions that should be asked after this week's withdrawal of London Met's favoured status for sponsoring students from outside the EU, such as why the UK Border Agency took this drastic step on such limited evidence.
Mr Duhalde is strongly favoured to win the ruling Peronist party's candidacy for the 1999 presidential election, when Carlos Menem steps down.
The Icelandic banks, Anglo Irish bank and Lehman were all involved in opaque deals and rank bad lending decisions – but Goldman allegedly went one step further, according to the SEC actively creating a financial instrument that transferred wealth to one favoured client from others less favoured.
