Sentence examples for steps to which from inspiring English sources

The steps to which I'm sure people will gravitate, as if by instinct, the week after next.

We look forward to actively continuing our discernment together identifying the most effective next steps". To which I say, there's no need for discernment.

Insofar as we can personally experience the phenomenological sequence of steps to which Heidegger refers, we ourselves can attest to the truth of his interpretation.

Each of those items, HuffPost was told, were steps to which the Muslim Brotherhood negotiating committee had previously committed.

We assume that there is nothing special about this distance, since that was the length of our steps, to which the models were fit.

It first requests to survey the land, a step to which landowners often agree.

Supernanny, a television toddler-tamer, recommends the "naughty step", to which ill-behaved brats are temporarily banished.

It was an obvious and constructive step to which no serious, substantive objection was, or could have been, raised.

GSK3β is a substrate of multiple pro-survival protein kinases, including Akt and ERK1/2, and is therefore a step to which multiple protective signaling pathways converge [ 53].

To avoid an overload of information, participants could freely choose which modules to visit, which steps to follow, and which assignments to make.

Puritan theologian Jonathan Edwards wrote steps to salvation, which resemble the Twelve Steps.