Sentence examples for initial strides from inspiring English sources

Selective breeding of plants and animals, discovering microbes and harnessing them to produce cheese, bread, wine, vaccines, and antibiotics, have all been initial strides on the biotechnological journey.

We have made initial strides and there's a lot of promise, but we have a real long way to go.

The race favorite was Lord Egremont's colt "Brother to Precipitate" (later named Gohanna in 1795) with this horse taking the lead in the initial strides of the race.

"Creating the Chalice" revisited the huge initial strides of incorporating Goddess studies into archeology by pioneer Marija Gimbutas who coined the term archaeomythology to incorporate a cross-disciplinary holistic approach to digging through ancient ruins.

The question remains: can these film-makers, like Arnold, can turn their initial, confident stride into a continuing career?

This initial, historic stride might already be enough in itself to shake up next year's Oscars.

Perhaps Lessing took that initial rejection in her stride, trusting that her work would find a better reader.

THE path to every Ironman begins with an initial stroke, pedal or stride, each then laid atop the other many thousands of times.

That doesn't mean she took her initial diagnosis entirely in stride, however: "It was like being punched in the face by Muhammad Ali, George Foreman and Mike Tyson all at once.

Subsequently, with an increase in stride frequency at a fixed walking speed (15 cm/s), stride length (the distance between initial contact of the same paw in a complete stride) and stride time progressively decreased with increasing clinical scores.

There were no statistically significant differences between the affected and healthy sides in either group of patients for the remaining parameters, such as length of step and stride, gait velocity, initial stance, and cadence.