Sentence examples for taking steps to learn from inspiring English sources

I am encouraged by the response and how many people are taking steps to learn their numbers, but I am concerned about the results we are seeing.

I'd like to suggest that this simpler approach to making New Year's resolutions can be adapted to any area of your life, whether it be making nutritional changes, giving up bad habits or just taking steps to learn a new skill.

Part of the program involves a giveaway of BlackBerry 10 handsets to companies who take steps to learn about BB10.

If we each take steps to learn one new thing daily and then apply that information we can all live better, happier lives.

The overall failure rate and frequency of serious complications in the landmark-based technique once again refute comments from sceptics who claim that the very low frequency of complications in their hands means that they do not need to take steps to learn to use ultrasound and acquire appropriate equipment for their department.

Because the defendants had lawyers, the authorities took steps to ensure that information learned through Mr. Martin was not covered under the lawyer-client privilege.

At high schools -- which are called colleges -- administrators have taken steps to deal with such obstacles to learning as iron deficiency, high cholesterol rates and family violence.

Mr. Forbes "took steps to address the issue" when he learned about it, she said, but "the full board was not made aware of it".

'Information avoiders,' defined as those who take steps to actively and purposefully avoid learning about or being exposed to information, are often found to be overwhelmed by health risks that are perceived as threatening and avoid potentially distressing information about their medical condition (Miller, 1995).

At least we can hope that the government learns enough to take steps to save lives in the future.

With support from the program, she learned how to take steps to protect herself and her family.