Sentence examples for taking great steps from inspiring English sources

But Capcom is also taking great steps to ensure that newcomers can, without intimidation, enter the fight this time around.

In fact, we are quite consciously taking great steps to make sure that our son knows how to manage his own allergies and doesn't perceive himself as a victim.

Cruz also criticized President Barack Obama's administration for not taking greater steps in encouraging the Organization of American States to supervise a recount after Maduro's controversial election last April, when he defeated opposition leader and Gov. Henrique Capriles in Venezuela's closest presidential election in 45 years.

"He has taken great steps, but his steps could have been faster".

"We take great steps in the produce department to separate organic from nonorganic so they are not commingling, and we also do this in our distribution center".

When asked about the letter, Dr Pepper said in a statement that the company took "great steps" to accommodate the online requests from consumers.

Supporters of Mr. Pastrana's administration say he has taken great steps to build an environment of trust in which peace talks could flourish.

"It would be very, very important for us to get a trophy this season and I think we have taken great steps towards the future by the way we have embraced this competition.

Dr Diane Mitchell, chief environment adviser at the National Farmers Union, said: "Farmers and land managers have already taken great steps to reducing its use through better management and efficiency – in fact, its use is down significantly over the past 20 years.

"Moran's revelation reveals that the FA's primary concern was to preserve a predominantly white image of the England team, an image that they themselves had constructed and took great steps to preserve," the author writes.

"They have actually taken great steps to make sure that there are no enticing provisions in the legislation that might actually attract Republican votes," said Brian Kennedy, a spokesman for Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader.