Sentence examples for steps are often from inspiring English sources

The steps are often off balance.

Women's steps are often simple and subdued, men's steps complicated.

The next steps are often environmental measures which bring social and economic benefits.

As we learned in the United States, the necessary steps are often deeply painful and unpopular.

Bishop Mercurius said he is seeking many changes at St. Nicholas, where there is no exterior sign announcing the days and times of services, and where the gates on the front steps are often locked.

The planning steps are often arranged hierarchically.

But in the crush of crisis medicine, one or more of these steps is often neglected, sometimes with disastrous results.

Her steps were often uncertain, and in one scene she was hobbled by having to move with one foot barefoot and the other in a shoe.

Ironically, selling our services to "believers" who may have taken a few green steps is often harder, because it's difficult to get them to do more.

Monumental flights of steps were often designed to lead down to the crypt in the centre and up to the choir on either side.

Cooperation was required to execute the various geometric figures of the contredanses because steps were often not standardized; e.g., the longways duet could be performed differently by successive couples.