Sentence examples for to be steps from inspiring English sources

So, he added, "there will have to be steps taken to avoid the appearance of aging".

For its part, Microsoft no longer appears to aspire to be a conventional media company, an idea it pursued for a while in the 1990's, in its joint financing with NBC of the cable channel MSNBC and its beginning a number of Web sites that seemed to be steps into the newspaper and magazine business.

That said, exactly because they are so important, it does frustrate me when I hit things that I perceive to be steps backwards.

But I think what you're seeing is that there is more recognition that there will have to be steps taken in parallel to the UN Security Council process.

There are going to be steps in that direction certainly as the season progresses, but there are also going to be setbacks.

The U.S. State Department also criticized the plans, with spokeswoman Jen Psaki stating that the U.S. does "not consider continued settlement activity or east Jerusalem construction to be steps that create a positive environment for the negotiations".

"We used to be stepped on.

So, policing has to be stepped up.

"It has to be step by step".

"Geithner seems to be stepping up.

It always has to be step by step".