Sentence examples for slowly embarking from inspiring English sources
Yemen, having pulled back from the brink of war in 2011, is slowly embarking on a national dialogue aimed at reconciling its rancorous political factions, under the watchful eyes of Arab and Western monitors.
On the first the ECB is, albeit too slowly and cautiously, embarking on a form of quantitative easing akin to that practised by other central banks.
The science is clearer, many industrialized countries have embarked – slowly but steadily – on transforming their economies, and the global awareness of climate change impacts has been heightened by its first signs around the world.
Still, Mr. Powell has moved slowly in taking on the rules, embarking on a strategy that he hopes will pass muster in the courts and not provoke new fights with some lawmakers on Capitol Hill who support many of the rules.
Working on areas as small as 2mm at a time under a microscope at 20 times magnification, Barker slowly removed the ink speck by speck before embarking on the job of restoring Rothko's colour.
Embarking on History As we motored slowly out of the cove, the captain gave us a quick history lesson, noting that Chelsea Piers had been built at the turn of the last century to serve ocean liners.
"Slowly the emotion is creeping in about the enormity of what I am embarking on, the three years of struggle to get here and the fact we are on the eve of something extraordinary.
Interesting word choice, "embarking".
He is already billing himself as the "reconstruction president," embarking on an open-ended endeavor that could give him a lasting edge over the rival center-left Concertación coalition, which was viewed as responding slowly in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.
Hearts are embarking upon a new era.
