Sentence examples for steps widely from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself "Are these steps widely accepted as being "polite" or possible to your country/society/neighborhood?" Decide whether the 'joke' tag is unnecessary.

Federal regulators proposed guidelines yesterday on the amount of commercial real estate loans that banks can hold without drawing further oversight, a step widely opposed by small and midsize banks.

PAGE B1 Gamble in Colombia President Andrés Pastrana is taking a politically risky step widely seen as a last-ditch effort to avert all-out civil war: a meeting today with rebel leaders on their turf.

The British Labour government nationalised the Bank of England after the Second World War, a step widely seen as an act of revenge for the "bankers' ramp" that ousted its predecessor in 1931.

These steps, if widely followed, could also reduce global healthcare costs by $1bn a year by mid-century.

Begun in 1981, Capitol Steps is widely known for lampooning policy makers and other public figures to the tunes of popular songs.

A proposal by Stuart Harbinson, the chairman of the trade organization's agricultural committee, to cut agricultural tariffs and other steps was widely criticized as either too soft or too tough.

After isolating the single-cell population of interest, the subsequent preparation steps vary widely depending on the desired application.

Sets of experimental data describing a product at various processing steps are widely available in food industry.

The rates of the steps were widely different among the metals studied but, throughout these metals, the hydrogen pressure dependence of the rate of the first step was with the power of 1·0 0·9, and that of the second step, 0·2 0·5.

Although the implementation of these steps varies widely between different assemblers, existing NGS assemblers return contigs recovered from the de Bruijn graph with little refinement.