Sentence examples for steps will have from inspiring English sources

Further steps will have to follow, analysts said.

However, we recognise that today's news is disappointing and that steps will have to be taken to rebuild investor confidence.

This is a path that with certainty runs far into next year and also additional working steps will have to follow".

But county officials have acknowledged for some time that some unpopular steps will have to be taken to fix the county's finances.

Similarly, if it turns out that diplomacy will fail to stop Iran's nuclear ambitions and more robust steps will have to be taken, Obama will have the legitimacy, internal and international, to do this.

"The 39 Steps" will have played more than 1,100 performances in New York, and according to American Theater magazine is the most produced play at regional theaters for the 2010-11 season, with 23 productions.

"If the governor doesn't veto this, I think our next step will have to be in the courts".

Also the installation of smoke-producing furnaces should be forbidden This step will have to be approved by Parliament.

The next mayor, opines John Calascione, a Brooklyn man sitting on his front step, will have to be able to say no.

Julio Jones may be the missing piece on offense, but because the Falcons are still banking on a classic run-first approach, taking that next step will have to involve the defense.

If only a fraction of the trouble and ingenuity that went into putting on these Olympics can be applied to give kids the opportunity and encouragement to do sport, then an important step will have been taken.