Sentence examples for that steps on from inspiring English sources

"It's likely to be a difficult year," said Bruce Buchanan, a political science professor at the University of Texas, Austin, who said Mr. Holder's coming fights are likely to "attract press attention in a way that steps on other messages the Obama administration would like to have front and center".

Bass is also keen to note that they'd never do anything that steps on the toes of their clients, which he says means they'd have to identify a clear and present gap to make a move.

So what happens when a person of color calls out something I'm doing as a white person that steps on his/her toes?

In contrast to Revolutionary Road, A Beautiful Mind is, ultimately, a feel-good movie about mental illness that steps on no powerful institution's toes, and perhaps that is part of why it won all those Oscars.

Most of the press coverage over cheating ignores something fundamental (that steps on their story line): The controversy is over cheating on the local test, the CAS (Comprehensive Assessment System), the exam that rewards or punishes teachers and principals.

Perrin said the Syrian army recommended "killing any journalist that stepped on Syrian soil".

Though just three ice junkies stayed up on the bridge till 4am watching the bow of the ice-breaker push noiselessly (from up here) through huge floes that stepped on and on into yellow, pink and purple nothing.

Facebook shut off their access for using people's friends data in ways that stepped on its policies.

As I've written before, my father was once in a scouting party that stepped on a German land mine.

Weeks, months and years of hard work go into crafting the tanned bodies that step on stage at bodybuilding shows.

The hero in this Instance is not, as one might expect, a man who thinks that stepping on the gas is proof of his physical prowess.