Sentence examples for small steps aimed from inspiring English sources
Charity Bank, which lends only to charities, social enterprises and community organisations, closed its ethical cash Isa to new customers on 30 April but has other accounts including Small Steps, aimed at under-16s, which pays 2%.
And there was something about their mission that put it all into sharp relief: Small Steps aims to put shoes on the children across the world that live on trash dumps.
The reading "adds to the number of green shoots indicating a stabilizing economy since July," Li Wei and Stephen Green, economists at Standard Chartered, wrote in a note, adding that government-led measures aimed at shoring up economic growth, like tax breaks for small businesses and steps aimed at speeding up railway construction, appeared to have begun to take effect.
Treasure turned things around, and all the traits that were a pain in the bottom two decades ago have become assets in the work she does now: raising money for a charity she has set up herself, called Small Steps, which aims to provide shoes, food, clothes and medical care for children working on the world's giant rubbish tips.
A special purification step aimed at small RNAs removal might not be included in the production process.
Take small steps to get better.
Again, in order to keep the number of children small, we aimed for as small steps between levels as possible; however, we have not subdivided the steps where it seemed chemically nonsensical.
Our aim: to take the many small steps, today, that will set the stage for a larger breakthrough tomorrow.
"I thrive on being rubbish and being desperate to get better and working out the processes of how to do that, to do it sensibly and make small steps for that bigger long-term aim".
So I prefer to take small steps.
