Sentence examples for tiny steps forward from inspiring English sources

Atul Khare, the United Nations' senior official in the country, says it has to be satisfied with tiny steps forward.

But as Mr Allen sums up the report on Twitter, these are "a few tiny steps forward [and] some big steps back .Romania, on the other hand, seems to have a spring in its step.

And he makes us understand clearly how it all came to be: the tiny steps forward of racism and oppression, the small failings of good people helplessly accommodating themselves to necessity at a time when the Final Solution was still far beyond their imagination.

Yet even if Blackphone's innovations reside purely in marketing, as some suspect, it might still represent a tiny step forward for mobile privacy.

Each chapter moves the possibility one tiny step forward, but the action takes place in a fugue of contingencies and complex, not fully knowable motives.

"It's a really, really tiny step forward," said Anu Bhagwati, a former Marine Corps captain and the executive director of the Service Women's Action Network, an advocacy group for women in the military.

BAGHDAD — After years of vicious fighting among Iraq's fractious groups and some incomplete attempts at reconciliation, a ceremony here on Saturday marked a tiny step forward, at least symbolically.

One female name on the list of Oxford vice-chancellors that goes back to the 13th century might not exactly even things up, but it would be a tiny step forward.

"The limited release to the intelligence committees – following mounting pressure both outside and inside the government – is a tiny step forward, and hopefully indicates the administration is now going to be more open with the American public and the international community," Sarah Knuckey, a human rights lawyer at New York University School of Law, told the Guardian.

That acquisition, though, would be a tiny step forward in Dentsu's uphill battle to penetrate the U.S. advertising market since it faces formidable competitors like WPP and Omnicom.

Data, yes; a tiny step forward toward a better understanding, yes.