Sentence examples for reaching its stride from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — A blistering heat wave has made life miserable for millions in Russia and northeastern Europe, few of whom have air conditioners, and destroyed millions of acres of Russian wheat, setting back an agricultural revival that was just reaching its stride after years of faltering efforts.

Yet the news isn't all bad, and Corporate America is reaching its stride in its support of veterans and our families.

A hit right away, it didn't reach its stride artistically until the second season; there seemed to be a new riotously funny, unusually long sketch every week.

When The New Order reaches its stride the non-intrusive cover system, unexpectedly enjoyable stealth mechanics and satisfying gunplay coalesce with smart level design that eschews the restrictive corridor shootouts and scripted set-pieces of its peers in favour of connected, open-plan battle zones in a variety of extraordinary environments.

The key weakness of Windows Phone isn't its hardware or platform technology; Windows Phone is in fact a delight to use, and Nokia has reached its stride regarding device quality.

So, why discontinue a new vehicle that might not have reached its sales stride and that delivers relatively good gas mileage in a market that's paying more attention to this metric?

However, as it goes in the burgeoning EdTech space, the startup's learning platform never quite hit its stride, struggling to reach scale and profitability amidst slim margins.

Following the track of other electronics markets that started slow and then reached a flex point, says Cuban, HDTV is poised to hit its stride.

The dot-com economy, which hit its stride here in 1996, has dictated real estate costs, which have reached unaffordable levels downtown for all but the richest companies.

Tara!" Strides in education, and hygiene and sanitation Madagascar has shown important steps toward reaching its goal of primary education for all by 2015 – but challenges remain.

Neither team has yet hit its stride.