Sentence examples for that doorstep from inspiring English sources

"Most people will be surprised if Labour survives," agreed Piers Wauchope, the Conservative group leader, who says that doorstep gripes range from poor-quality housing on estates to parking problems in middle-class enclaves - plus crime and high council tax rates across the board.

"There are going to be a set of options that might arrive on that doorstep as the best news that homeowner has ever heard".

Money was invested, offices opened at home and abroad, award-winning journalists hired and sections added until the former light-weight rag had grown so hefty that doorsteps trembled at its descent.

It's a long way from the current political culture that doorsteps potential voters, hoping they will become supplicants to Westminster for change.

There is little evidence, yet, that legal doorstep lenders such as Provident Financial have picked up much of the business, or that illegal loan sharks have flourished.

In October 2013, Ofgem ordered Scottish Power to pay back £8.5m to customers after an investigation found that its doorstep and telephone sales agents had misled customers.

Momentum HQ's solution is an unprecedented mobilisation of its membership, in the hope that the doorstep press can outweigh the hostility from Fleet Street.

Our results confirm that a doorstep delivery approach by CHWs can lessen the onus on patients in accessing care, as has been shown in general health service delivery in Bangladesh, [ 22].

It was helpful to me on the doorstep that Rhodri's retirement was so well signalled and discussed so I didn't have to explain that.

Taking a drubbing from voters on the doorstep that view politicians as an unprincipled gaggle of rapacious kleptomaniacs, is not exactly fun.

And while the friendship shattered on the doorstep that afternoon, my grandfather, as editor of the local newspaper, still had to cover the speech and its consequences.