Sentence examples for step trading from inspiring English sources

In "Black Flies," Burke has taken a further step, trading the darkroom's safelight for the stark light of day, letting the reader see what Cross sees as he sees it, with all the force of the actual events and more of the horror — unmediated, unprocessed, unairbrushed.

The Texas governor and Republican presidential candidate, as in his first two debates, started off with pep in his step, trading barbs with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and giving as good as he got.

This is because it is based on business plans rather than today's small steps trading model and because the more money the provider lends the more they make.

A quick glance at the step-by-step trade-in instructions on e-Play's website shows a $3.60 credit for either NCAA March Madness 06 or 08.

In Kinmen, the locals took the rapprochement one step further, trading directly and clandestinely with their longtime enemies.

Now that the Indians have taken the first step in trading Colón, other baseball executives are waiting to see what other moves they might make.

"This is the next step in trading exchanges," said Bala Srinivasa, an analyst at Pacific Growth Equities.

Revenue in the investment banking unit rose 67 percent, to 2.5 billion euros, as customers stepped up trading of stocks, bonds and other securities.

The result of each solution step is trade-off between satisfying the set of constraints and fitting of the surfaces to the measured points.

Numerous choices are possible for each process step and trade-offs must be made based on the part to be coated, the expected performance of the coated part, yield and cost, and equipment available.

Finally, Reid "stepped in, trading on his power-broker status and longstanding relationship with Stewart", and admits, "I made the producers an offer they couldn't refuse".