Sentence examples for stepping ahead from inspiring English sources

Similarly, senators tussled over Russia sanctions for several months as lawmakers filed competing measures while others wondered whether Congress should be stepping ahead of a new president with unorthodox ideas about how to engage with Moscow.

The potential to allow one's opinion on a company to be affected by a holding is just one problem; another is that when analysts get in on hot stocks at the initial offering price or earlier, they are essentially stepping ahead of most investors who are unable to get in on the ground floor.

The announcement Thursday is another example of industry stepping ahead of federal regulators in moving away from controversial chemicals, said Andy Igrejas, national campaign director of Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families, a coalition of environmental and public health groups pushing for tougher federal regulation of chemicals.

And now, there is the risk of stepping ahead of an issuance announcement.

Many active managers are concerned that doing so could lead to the "stepping ahead" of fund orders that can adversely impact the prices of stocks the fund is buying or selling for its portfolio.

Jen also ventured that the outfit might even be evidence of progress: maybe the Miss Universe Japan people are boldly stepping ahead of the curve, finally recognizing that the world kinda views the Japanese as pretty... pervy, and they're beating everyone to the punch.

And, after looking, to step ahead freely.

This is their chance to step ahead".

The father stepped ahead, as if leading a caravan.

He plots several steps ahead.

He's a step ahead, kids, a step ahead.