Sentence examples for stride to be from inspiring English sources

It seems that Anderson has found his stride -- and it is a gorgeous and desperately swift stride, to be sure.

For example, if you can stride out 24 inches (an adult stride, to be sure), and you do it at 20 degrees and in a quarter second, you will be going precisely 15.95 mph (25.67 km/h) minus drag.

Regarding North Korea's nuclear program, there were still significant strides to be made.

Their advances in detectors developed for the large hadron collider may allow strides to be made in advanced radiotherapy.

Alice M. Pritchard, the executive director of the Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Fund, an advocacy group in Hartford, agreed with the report, but said there were still strides to be made.

We discuss recent developments and structural findings enabling major strides to be made in understanding complex physiological functions.

"China needs to continue making strides to be more transparent, predictable and committed to the rule of law.

Advances in sensor deployment and computational modeling have allowed significant strides to be recently made in the field of Structural Health Monitoring (SHM).

Directed evolution, a process which mimics Darwinian selection on a laboratory scale, has allowed significant strides to be made in the field of synthetic biology by allowing rapid identification of desired properties from large libraries of variants.

"I think there are more strides to be made.

It will help show the public we are taking strides to be a more solid publication.