Sentence examples for steps that will continue from inspiring English sources

"To continue to move forward, we now need to take the difficult but necessary restructuring steps that will continue to maximize profitability across the company," Alcoa's chief executive, Alain J. P. Belda, said.

Just last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed eliminating all agricultural uses of chlorpyrifos, one of the most heavily used organophosphates, and others are also under evaluation, steps that will continue the trend of declining use.

In a statement, Ms. Whitman said that she supported Proposition 8, but that Judge Walker's "ruling is the first step in a process that will continue".

Organized by the party as a means of attracting support from among the nearly seven million American expatriates, the caucuses that are being held this weekend are just the first step in a process that will continue with a regional caucus and global convention in Edinburgh in late March and result in the selection of nine voting delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Boston in July.

Regardless, she has taken the first step on a journey that will continue.

He added, "God willing, that will continue".

From livestreams to ordering straight from the runway to live social media campaigns, this is the latest step in a creative process that will continue to evolve".

Christopher Bailey, the chief creative officer of Burberry, called it "the latest step in a creative process that will continue to evolve".

This is actually a step forward in a process that will continue for a long, long time: people are becoming more digitally literate – breaking barriers of what to write and read and how to trust new sources, contributing to the body of human knowledge, in a collective process that has had little precedent and enormous value.

This process of learning and understanding the hard steps of decision-making is an experience that will continue throughout a lifetime.

The organization he is now establishing — and the money he will channel into races around the country — represents his most ambitious effort yet, one that will continue after he steps down in January 2014.