Sentence examples for informed strides from inspiring English sources
Be open to learning, and consider how you could be a part of making history here as, step by step, we make informed strides toward ending homelessness in our fair city.
"Our Cheetah bot borrows ideas from nature's design to inform stride patterns, flexing and unflexing of parts like the back, placement of limbs and stability".
By making the research available on a regular basis, NASA not only keeps the public informed of activities and strides made in the scientific community (not to mention demonstrating where taxpayer money goes), but also enables researchers not necessarily connected to the missions to continue to make their own strides.
By making the research available on a regular basis, NASA not only keeps the public informed of activities and strides made in the scientific community (not to mention demonstrating where taxpayer money goes), but also enables researchers not necessarily connected to the missions to continue to make their own strides.
Additionally, even the organizations that fall outside of this 8% are increasingly making strides toward self-governance, with informed acquiescence organizations increasing as blind obedience organizations fall.
"Surely, you are better informed than your letter suggests about the huge strides made at A.C.S. in a relatively short time, to solve the problems inherited by this agency," wrote Linda Gibbs, Deputy Commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services.
That conversation took place on Tuesday, hours before Mr. Obama strode into the Oval Office and informed the nation that he was ending America's combat mission in Iraq, the war he had opposed since Mr. Bush started it.
He strode into the hospital waiting room and boldly informed patients not to expect antibiotics for the flu.
If we approach the evaluation of public health interventions as "public policy economists", measuring health outcomes as part of the full range of outcomes, rather than trying to stretch the "medical model" with the limitations of the health economics toolbox, we may make greater strides to inform public policy to improve health.
