Sentence examples for strides will from inspiring English sources

Although advances in genomics are leading the way toward elucidating actin function in roots, more significant strides will be realized when such tools are combined with improved methodologies for accurately depicting how actin is organized in plant cells.

Lib Dems Nick Clegg has two "red lines" covering education: increasing spending by £6bn over the lifetime of the Parliament – £2.5bn more than Labour would spend and £5bn more than the Conservatives; and increasing the pay of teachers, along with other public sector workers after 2017 when strides will have been made to pay off the deficit.

But as long as we continue just talking about race relations -- and as part of this, accusing people of being racist -- strides will not come fast enough.

Dave says the hospital's many speed bumps are going to prove troublesome for a lot of runners whose strides will be much shorter at this point in the race.

9. To expect and demand that as new strides are made in finding resources to aid physically- and mentally-impaired persons in our country, similar strides will be made towards aiding and supporting caregivers.

Consequently, I came to appreciate that while science and technology are instrumental in the development of rural areas, greater strides will be achieved by intertwining the sciences with the humanities.

"Turkey has made great strides in democracy and this stride will be strengthened with today's election".

In the spring, a new series called Harlem Stride will pair established jazz pianists with younger players.

The audience too has high expectations, chief among them that Brown's stride will never be broken, that he will never be wrong-footed.

Everything bar his pedigree suggests that his monstrous stride will be well suited by the tempo and demands of dirt racing.

On Thursday evening in Philadelphia, for the first time in almost four years, Huber's stride will be on display at an outdoor track meet.