Sentence examples for steps in things from inspiring English sources

But when his professor, Michael E. Rogers, steps in, things really get interesting.

What taxes will these new businesses pay, and how much profit will be allowed before the government steps in? "Things move very slowly in Cuba because they are very, very concerned about breaking the balance of power with economic reforms," said Jorge Sanguinetty, president of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy, a research group.

When Hammond stepped in, things sometimes got messy: His idea of recording Paul Robeson and Aretha Franklin as jazz singers did little for their careers.

"Social enterprise steps in when things are not working," she says.

Try to relax, a good step in seeing things in a new way is to first clear your mind of how you usually would look at things.

All they initially offer is a guarantee to step in if things go bad.

So there is something odd about expecting that God will constantly step in if things are getting dangerous".

"I used to go up and down in elevators and run them as good as any man — but now I won't even step in the things.

They have contacts with the study centres where our tutorials are held and can step in when things inevitably go wrong.

The crisis has exposed acute new questions, such as how to marry Europe's cross-border single market for finance with the reality that only national governments can and will step in when things go wrong.

I spent the flight home in stunned silence, as I listened to Dad explain how the British embassy in Istanbul and local police had been on standby, ready to step in if things had turned nasty.