Sentence examples for milestone rather than from inspiring English sources

I think we can look at this as a celebratory milestone rather than as some kind of a scary event".

David Edmonds, the chair of the Legal Services Board, accurately described the report as "an important milestone, rather than the last word on the subject".

So, as we rejoice in the historic and moving moment, we witnessed as Americans on 9 May 2012, it is worth pausing to appreciate the milestone, rather than getting too caught up in the politics of an election.

The event, described as a "milestone" rather than the finale, was part of an ongoing project pioneered and orchestrated by Tonic Theatre and set up in 2011 by director Lucy Kerbel as a way of encouraging the theatre industry to achieve greater gender equality in its workforces and repertoires.

Leaving my twenties is a cultural milestone rather than a biological one.

Upon leaving office, Ronald Reagan was paid one million dollars for a speech in Japan and that was treated like a milestone rather than a criminal act.

It's looking increasingly like the kind of match that will be remembered for individual milestones rather than any terrific team achievement, and given their team's position I don't think many Englishmen wouldn't cheer his name onto the Lord's honours board.

However, Karoo is more focused on sharing photos and various milestones rather than actual tasks.

I often hear folks heavily focused on generating profitability and hitting short-term milestones rather than thinking about how to most effectively scale their business into a disruptive company.

The idea was to have students become part of a connected network of educators, administrators and parents through creating a database of goals, strategies and milestones — rather than their educational identities simply sitting in a manilla folder in a file cabinet.

I personally like to use spreadsheet but it's only a preference. . 7. Create milestones to celebrate Now the one thing that's really important is for you to create mini-milestones rather than waiting for the big results at the end.