Sentence examples for from that step from inspiring English sources

"We are very far from that step.

Now that the court has held back from that step, the EU ought to offer Turkey a more positive kind of encouragement.

"We pickle and cure beets when we make our beet, apple and herring salad, and we use the pickled beet juice that results from that step to make a shrub drink," she said.

Of the 13 plans, for example, some have been formally filed with the Public Service Commission, while others are still months from that step, and are still being evaluated by the organization that runs the state's power market, called the Independent System Operator.

From that step sprang the fundamental mode of thought that shapes us today - the capacity to bracket off natural processes as a system, and use and shape them, and to abstract general rules and ever more abstract and fundamental levels to manipulate - from ancient notions of four elements, to chemistry and physics.

But Mr. Obama has backed away from that step, at least for now, for fear of the popular backlash it could set off. "What you've been hearing on the streets is 'Death to the dictator,' not 'Death to America,' " one of Mr. Obama's top strategists said in an interview in December.

What kept him from taking that step, however, was that "internally, I felt so profoundly Jewish".

Advocates are working to help immigrants overcome some of the barriers that may be preventing immigrants from taking that step.

Starting negotiations on the Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty (FMCT) would inhibit Xi from taking that step.

We then performed time-shift experiments: at each sampled time step, we confronted bacteria from that time step with phages from two time steps previous, the same time step and two time steps in the future.

Acting seemed like a natural step from that.