Sentence examples for steps early from inspiring English sources
Uwe Reinhardt sits on the Robertson Hall steps early in his career on the Princeton faculty.
Swift and effective steps early in a downturn, they say, can enable an economy to avoid further slippage and joblessness.
"I never knew that her mother, your great-grandmother, was found as a newborn baby wrapped in a flour sack on the church steps early one Sunday morning.
Maybe last fall you saw way too many yellowjackets at the dumpster — but you can take steps early to prevent more of the same.
The Swiss authorities said today that they would take further steps early in the new year to freeze accounts controlled by Lieut.
Some landlords, anticipating the competition from the new towers, took steps early on to retain longtime tenants by lowering the rent and sprucing up their buildings.
Supporters say that Cardinal Ratzinger would have preferred to take steps earlier to stanch the damage in certain cases.
He and others criticized the city for not taking steps earlier to avoid filtration, like buying land in Westchester and Putnam Counties to protect the Croton watershed.
If that's true, then taking steps earlier in life to decrease its accumulation makes sense.
We wish we had taken steps earlier and saved a lot of headaches and money later".
Headmaster Kerry Brennan at Roxbury Latin, a private school, says that the Anthony-inspired program caused the school to take steps earlier to respond to kids.
