Sentence examples for take a defining step from inspiring English sources
The NLD's message of change is one that has inspired the nation as they hopefully take a defining step in their country's reform process.
Last night George W. Bush had one of those rare opportunities a president gets to take a bold step that might define his administration.
In this sense, we take a step further by defining the responsibilities that an SDWN controller must assume in H-CRAN and propose a new Southbound API definition.
To quote Bill Clinton: "It all depends on what the definition of is is".At the risk of seeming naive, I want to take a step back to define and constrain a few terms, as it seems like the debate has drifted towards good v bad instead of the intended thesis.Technology is the application of science, especially to industrial or commercial objectives (source: American Heritage Dictionary, 4th edn).
These factors have pushed us to take a step back and define both what we do and how we evolve.
While that could have been the route we took, we decided to take a step back and define the goal of this page.
First, let me take a step back to define what I mean by "success". A successful TLD will possess three common attributes: name or brand recognition, utility and volume.
However, what I do think would be of benefit is for everyone in the game or associated to a club to take a step back and actually define success.
The first hominins did not need bigger brains to take defining steps away from apes.
