Sentence examples for reasonable strides from inspiring English sources
The report concluded that Bulgaria had failed to make reasonable strides in reforming the judiciary, combating corruption, and fighting organized crime.
It must be gutting: You get on QT, start saying a bunch of fairly reasonable things, find your stride and then BAM!
Yet for all the gridlock at the federal level and the success of gun liberalization, reasonable gun control has actually made great strides at the state level in recent years.
Yet for all the gridlock at the federal level and the success of gun liberalisation, reasonable gun control has actually made great strides at the state level in recent years.
It may not be critical for animals to maintain a steady trajectory from stride to stride in uneven terrain, but it is reasonable to assume that they avoid falls.
But the recurrent fury of reasonable dissenters knocked him off his rhetorical stride.
But when he spoke with Dave Woods on BBC Five Live Sports Extra, he answered most of Woods' perfectly reasonable questions with "yes" or "no" before striding off and leaving a stunned Woods slack-jawed (by the sound of it).
Yet it is reasonable to assume that over time, Chinese manufacturers will make significant strides in quality, engineering and design just as the Japanese and Koreans did in earlier periods.
In previously reported studies, both velocity and stride length significantly decreased in arthritis models, which seems reasonable because patients with OA or RA often show from decreased joint utilization in association with pain, for example, when walking [ 10, 11].
Ciudadanos, so far, appears to be making strides mostly among disaffected conservative voters, but the media is working hard to promote it as the "reasonable alternative to Podemos".
Learning made important strides.
