Sentence examples for rise a step from inspiring English sources

Partly in response to the currency lift in China, two influential senators in Washington announced Thursday that they were pulling back legislation that would punish China with tariffs if it did not act to allow the value of its currency to rise, a step that would make exports to the United States more expensive.

There has been little progress on Mr. Paulson's top priority of getting China to let the value of its currency rise, a step that would make imports from China more expensive and exports to China cheaper, and there are worries that the dialogue will increasingly be seen as useless.

This year marks the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising, a crucial step towards Irish independence a few years later.

More on Bordeaux holidays Centenary celebrations for the Republic This year marks the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising, a crucial step towards Irish independence a few years later.

A striking bar up front, rising a few steps above the dining area, features fluted aluminum columns and more aluminum behind the bar, where a mini-waterfall flows.

A draw against Manchester United on Sunday afternoon left Claudio Ranieri's collection of offcuts and rising talents a step closer.

From Felicity Dowling, housing policy convenor for Left Unity, the new party of the left Capping rent rises is a step in the right direction, but we need to go much further – sky-high private rents should be reduced by new legal controls.

While the bass sings the line first, the tenor adds a sequence of sustained notes rising step by step one fifth.

Teressa and her son carried Donna up to the second floor and laid her at the top of the stairs, on a sheet, where she laid her head against the floor and watched the water rising, step by step.

However, he described the decision to water down the planned rise in capital gains tax a "missed opportunity", although the tax rise was "a step in the right direction".

Yet, it is conjectured (Sharan and Ideker, 2006) that such trees based on networks may give rise to a step change in biology, much as tree-building methods from sequences did.