Sentence examples for taking larger steps from inspiring English sources

Before long, you will be taking larger steps toward your dream.

As your injury begins to heal you will feel more comfortable taking larger steps but the crutches should never be much farther forward than your bad foot's toes; otherwise, you'll most likely be caught off balance and increase the possibility of falling.

It may be construed as taking large steps back to take larger ones forward eventually.

(Indeed, the real benefit of Bloomberg's proposals might be to highlight the need for the next president to take larger steps, such as expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit and improving funding for affordable housing).

Other than pushing social media sites to take larger steps in removing self-harm content off their platforms, parents need to be involved in their children's lives as a way to combat depression or other mental health problems.

Our MT-bound model can account for dynein's distinguishing ability to take larger steps.

Analysis of the data that have been collected thus far may reveal situations in which the algorithm can safely take larger steps to achieve more timely glucose control.

Step length from time t to t+1 was weakly positively correlated with S1 mode score at time t (r=0.11, P=10−47, Spearman correlation), meaning that wider growth cones had a small tendency to take larger steps.

The improvements themselves are due to a combination of several factors: The more accurate second-derivative rule allows us, in combination with a better error estimate, to take larger steps, which in turn allows us to reduce the number of otherwise expensive sensitivity calculations.

Generally speaking, the better tango-ers take larger steps and dominate more space.

For instance, if your band gates turns, and you know you're going to be marching around the block making a bunch of left turns, put the shorter people towards the left side of the line (as they can take small steps) and the taller people towards the right side, as they can take larger steps.