Sentence examples for serious step back from inspiring English sources

Losing it would be a serious step back for democracy.

Eliminating the laws, which is likely to be done in a special parliament session on Tuesday, appears to be a serious step back for the government.

"Unfortunately, we are about to see Brazil make the most serious step back on forest protection in decades," claimed a statement from a group of more than 30 Brazilian and international conservation organizations.

This case is serious step back for us.

What I do know is that we were heading somewhere with DACA, and now we are taking a serious step back.

Here's to the leader I worked with last week, let's call her Tricia, who returned to bat after having her first child and sounded on talk radio like she was dialing it in, serious steps back from the A Game she brought before she stepped out to have her child.

"No European democracy can sidestep the need to make a serious step to go back to the U.N. resolution and impose inspectors on Iraq," said Karl Kaiser, director of the German Council on Foreign Relations.

When you're in the midst of a serious health challenge, step back and start to ask 'what is this trying to tell me".

Mr. Li, in comments about reducing the role of government and cutting red tape that Ronald Reagan might have appreciated, raised hopes that the government was serious about stepping back and letting the market play a larger role.

"Suspending Arctic offshore drilling is the first real test if this administration is going to be serious about taking a step back and learning something," Ms. Libenson wrote in an e-mail message.

At this point, it would be ludicrous to say that, as a result of popular disturbances, the nation's political leadership is at any risk of being swept away or even forced to take serious steps to scale back reliance on fossil fuels.