Sentence examples for the only stepping stone from inspiring English sources

Until now, for example, the competition's national finals were the only stepping stone to the global finals.

For early-career scientists, landing a job with E.U.-funded consortia isn't the only stepping-stone available.

But with underground tests allowed to continue the treaty was only a stepping stone.

And the third one is that the space station is only a stepping stone for us to explore beyond Low Earth Orbit and on into the solar system.

That, of course, destroyed the embryos, so their technique is only a stepping stone to the desired outcome of working with a single cell from each embryo.

But a spot at the institute is likely only a stepping stone.

"There's a bit of cynicism," says Stuart Kinnersley of Nikko Asset Management, a big investor in World Bank green bonds: "There's a general belief that you're paying more for this extra bit of green, even though you're not".But these instruments are only a stepping stone to the much greater capital flow that greening the world economy will require.

This work is only another stepping stone towards reflecting and addressing the epistemological challenges associated with BDA and BDA-based predictions.

However, this is only a stepping stone as we still require to enlist the support of more Scots generally, and here in London in particular, to ensure the long term future of our service to homeless Scots in London.

"Recognition by the Scottish government that there is a need for this kind of support in London and re-instating our funding is very welcome however, this is only a stepping stone as we still require to enlist the support of more Scots generally, and here in London in particular, to ensure the long term future of our service to homeless Scots in London".

Mr. Zawahiri said that Iraq had become "the place for the greatest battle of Islam in this era," but that Mr. Zarqawi's forces should keep in mind that it was only a stepping stone toward a broader victory for militant Islam across the Middle East.