Sentence examples for going in step from inspiring English sources

"If Labor is going in step in lockstep with rest of the world, why is Malcolm Turnbull the only person who is chasing after Tony Abbott's discredited schemes?

During the trip he raised concerns about human rights, saying economic freedom should go "in step" with political reform.

Notice we're going in steps of two here, right?

But he added: "In an ideal world, what we would be doing now is orchestrating the tax credit withdrawal so it goes in step with the increases in wages.

On the same issue, Mr. Cameron merely repeated a statement from his last visit to China, saying, "We do believe the best guarantor of prosperity and stability is for economic and political progress to go in step together".

Call me mad, if you like,  Or gullible, but that man surely went  In step with a guide he trusted down to where  Light has gone out but the door stands open".

A few days later, loitering around the gates of the Harouni estate again, Rezak decided to go in, stepping through a narrow entry set into the wall.

So, just like he goes in steps and because it's slow you don't 'hurx' (Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction) as bad".

"We believe in going step by step". Too many new papers, he fears, will reduce the viability of existing ones.

Until recently, it was expected that business environments would continue to improve going forward, in step with the relentless march of globalisation.

Anything goes in this step, as you'll soon revise it.